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Teen Told Cops He Was Not Drunk While Doing 130 Mph
Wisconsin teen admitted to drunk driving after crashing at 130 mph, killing another driver.
In brief
Wisconsin teen admitted to drunk driving after crashing at 130 mph, killing another driver. Carter Green, 19, pleaded no contest to homicide by intoxicated use of a vehicle after crashing at 130 mph in his turbo Malibu and killing Casey Sjoberg. Originally reported by Law & Crime.
Teen Told Cops He Was Not Drunk
Carter Green, 19, told police he was 'absolutely not' drunk after crashing his turbo Malibu at 130 mph into another driver.
“Absolutely not”
Crash Details
Green ran a red light at 130 to 145 mph on Oct. 4, 2025, killing 27-year-old Casey Sjoberg.
Blood Alcohol Test
Green had a blood alcohol content of 0.178 after a breath test, more than twice Wisconsin's legal limit.
Police Observation
Police noticed 'the odor of intoxicants' and found Green 'clearly intoxicated' with no remorse.
Friend's Account
Green's friend said he saw Green drink several beers at a bonfire and at a strip club before the crash.
Post-Crash Statements
Green's friend told police he kept saying 'I'm screwed, I'm screwed, I'm screwed' after the crash.
“I'm screwed, I'm screwed, I'm screwed”
Speedometer Reading
Green's friend said his speedometer read 130 mph, and he believed Green was 'hauling' the car.
New Turbo Installation
Green had a new turbo installed in his car the day before the crash.
Sjoberg's Death
Sjoberg was pronounced dead at the scene of the crash.
Plea Entry
Green pleaded no contest to homicide by intoxicated use of a vehicle and causing injury on Monday, just over a year after the crash.
Sentence Date
Green is scheduled to be sentenced on December 22, 2026.
The essence
Carter Green, 19, pleaded no contest to homicide by intoxicated use of a vehicle after crashing at 130 mph in his turbo Malibu and killing Casey Sjoberg.
