A Ridgefield man who drove his pickup into a man, pinning him between his truck and a trailer, was sentenced earlier this week to a total of 60 days in jail and 30 days on a work crew.
Warren Nellor, 26, pleaded guilty Monday in Clark County Superior Court to second-degree assault with the use of a motor vehicle and hit-and-run of unattended property, a gross misdemeanor, court records show.
Nellor received a 90-day sentence with credit for 51 days already served. Judge David Gregerson ordered that Nellor serve nine more days in jail and then the remainder of his sentence on a work crew, according to court documents. Nellor was also sentenced to 12 months of community custody.
The original charges against him were amended in exchange for his guilty plea.
According to an affidavit of probable cause, Nellor; the victim, Joshua Keen; and another man were socializing Nov. 17 at a residence in the 8300 block of Northeast 63rd Street in Vancouver. They had shared 24 cans of beer and a bottle of whiskey. As the night progressed, they began to wrestle. However, it turned violent when Nellor allegedly started hitting Keen.