A three-judge Appeals Court panel in Virginia upheld the conviction of a Loudoun County man who argued that he was “sleep-driving” when he got into a car accident after taking prescription medication.
Joshua Kenneth Shortt was involved in a car accident on Oct. 7, 2008, according to court documents. He hit another car while driving on a highway in Loudoun County. When the other driver pulled over, Shortt hit the car again, according to the documents.
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