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Family says one woman still can’t walk after accused drunk driver pleads not guilty in Monroe County court

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Family says one woman still can’t walk after accused drunk driver pleads not guilty in Monroe County court — Rochester Health news

PENFIELD, N.Y. — The man accused of driving drunk and hitting two women walking down Bay Road in Penfield last month pleaded not guilty in court. News10NBC’s Erin Mahon spoke with Luiz Fellipe Dallecio Mota, the victims’ husband and son, who said his mother remains in the hospital with a traumatic brain injury while his wife is at home but unable to walk as she recovers from multiple fractures. He said their family’s life changed in an instant a month ago. What happened On Sept. 23, News10NBC recorded deputies conducting a field sobriety test with Nicholas Decker. Deputies arrested Decker after they said he hit two women walking down Bay Road around 3:30 in the afternoon that day. Dallecio Mota said the women were his mother Simone and his wife Karina. While he was at the dentist s office down the street, his aunt, Simone and Karina were walking towards the street they live on. He says the women say the car coming towards them. Simone waved her arms at the driver, indicatin

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