A District Court judge has found Laurie Young guilty of failing to yield to a 13-year-old boy crossing the street in Lewiston last November, the Sun-Journal reports.
Jayden Cho-Sargent was killed when Young hit him with her pickup truck.
The guilty verdict is for a civil violation, so there's no possibility of jail time. Judge Rick Lawrence sentenced Young to a three-year loss of license and a $3,000 fine. Of that fine, $2,000 can be satisfied by 200 hours of community service.
Young worked as an education technician at an elementary school in Lewiston. She was charged with failing to yield to a pedestrian in a walkway, resulting in death.
