Family Friend Found ‘GUILTY’ in Kile Glover Boating Accident Death…

40 year-old Jeffry Simon Hubbard appeared in a court?yesterday (February 20, 2014)?to face several charges stemming from the boating accident that killed?that killed?Tameka Foster Raymond?&?Ryan Glover‘s 11 year old son?Kile Glover.

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Hubbard, the family friend who piloted a personal watercraft in the July 2012 boating accident was found GUILTY of several charges related to the accident and he now faces several years of jail time.

Details below…

Hubbard appeared in a Hall County court yesterday, where his defense argued that he tried to avoid the children, saying the incident was a tragic accident..

Kile Glover was seriously injured on July 6, 2012, while he was vacationing with his father & friends on Lake Lanier.

Kile and a friend were floating on an inner tube when Hubbard lost control of the jet ski he was driving and ran into them. The friend suffered cuts on her head and a broken arm, while Kile suffered serious head injuries and was pulled unconscious from the water.

The accident left Kile brain dead and he never regained consciousness.?He passed away a little over two weeks after the unfortunate crash.

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The prosecution presented evidence of alcohol use and argued that the accident may have been preventable.

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A jury came to a verdict of ‘guilty’ of homicide by vessel.

“At the end of the day, I know he didn?t do it on purpose,” Tameka Raymond told WSBtv.

Hubbard was also found guilty of serious injury by vessel, reckless operation, unlawful operation of personal watercraft and a boat traffic violation. He?will be sentenced on March 5, 2014.

Tameka Foster Raymond, with sons from L-R: Usher V, 4, Ryan, 13, Kile, 11, Naviyd Ely, 3, Darrin, 21 (Photo Credit: Uptown Magazine)

On a lighter note, Tameka Raymond has continued to honor her son’s legacy through her ‘Kile’s World’ Foundation, which she formed to expose children to the fine arts.

What do you think of the guilty verdict?

Was justice served?

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