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Published 10:38 07 Aug 2026 GMT
A woman convicted of killing a bride on her wedding night while drunk driving has been seen complaining about her arrest in newly released police footage.
In 2023, Jamie Lee Komoroski had been bar hopping before getting into her Toyota Camry rental.
While she was speeding, Komoroski plowed the car into the back of a golf cart transporting newlyweds Samantha Miller, 34, and Aric Hutchinson, now 36, on the way back to their rental property.
Miller was sadly pronounced dead at the scene - on the night of her wedding - and Hutchinson suffered two broken legs, extensive facial fractures, and "traumatic" brain injures.
In new footage of Komoroski's arrest, obtained by WCSC, upon arriving into police custody, Komoroski can be seen complaining to officers that she should be allowed to call her father and that they had no proof that she had been drink driving.
"I just, like, want to get it over with and go home," she says in the clip. "Nobody has any proof that I did anything."
Later in the footage, Komoroski gets visibly upset, and tells the officer present that she is doing so because they're not letting her contact her father.
"[You're] not letting me call my f**king father," she goes on to say. "Even though they haven't proven s**t and don't have any right for me not to contact my family or anyone I want."
Footage of Komoroski, a 25-year-old Logistic Accounts Executive, at the scene of the arrest shows the officer in charge of apprehending her noting that she smelt of alcohol and was unsteady on her feet. When asked to rate her impairment on a scale of one to 10, Komoroski said it was an eight, but refused to perform a field sobriety test.
Following her arrest, Komoroski was held in custody without bond, but was released on a $150,000 bond in March 2024.
Komoroski ending up pleading guilty to reckless homicide, a felony DUI, and two counts of DUI causing greater bodily injury or death.
However, she didn't strike a plea deal, meaning the case ultimately went to trial.
At her trial, Komoroski apologized to her victims, saying that "this is the worst decision I have ever made in my life.
"I want them to know how sorry I am from the bottom of my heart and that I take full responsibility for my actions."
Ultimately, the judge sentenced Komoroski to 25 years in jail on a reckless homicide charge, 15 years for the two DUI charges and 10 years for the felony DUI charge. These sentences will be carried out concurrently, meaning Komoroski will spend 50 years behind bars.
Following the death of his wife, Aric Hutchinson filed a wrongful death suit against Komoroski and the bars that served her the night she killed Miller.
