Mass. doctor charged over crash caught on video (CNN/Wellesley Police)

(CNN/Wellesley Police)

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Mass. doctor charged over crash caught on video

78-year-old man required hospitalization

Updated: Wednesday, 14 Nov 2012, 7:57 AM MST
Published : Wednesday, 14 Nov 2012, 7:52 AM MST

WELLESLEY, Mass. (AP/CNN) — A one-time doctor of the year at a hospital near Boston has pleaded not guilty to driving drunk and under the influence of prescription drugs, which led to a scary crash.

Surveillance video released by police shows the car driven by Dr. Kristin Lynes Howard speeding from a supermarket parking lot, over a grassy median and onto a street, where it slammed into two other vehicles. A 78-year-old man required hospitalization.

The 56-year-old Howard was released on personal recognizance after pleading not guilty to a variety of charges Tuesday in connection Friday's crash in Wellesley.

Authorities say Howard prescribed herself drugs. Police say she told them her car had a mechanical malfunction.

A spokeswoman for Newton-Wellesley Hospital says Howard, an emergency medical physician, has been relieved of her duties.
 

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