Plymouth Drivers Sentenced Following Fatal Crash
Two individuals received prison and probation sentences in Plymouth Superior Court for their roles in a fatal 2024 accident.
Updated on Oct. 21, 2026 in Accidents
Anthony Bradley and Chevelle Borden were sentenced in Plymouth Superior Court for their involvement in a fatal three-vehicle crash. The August 2024 collision on Route 3 South resulted in the death of a 29-year-old woman.
Why it matters
The sentences conclude a legal process stemming from a high-speed crash that occurred while the drivers were reportedly racing. The outcome highlights the severe judicial consequences for those involved in fatal incidents caused by reckless driving.
Anthony Bradley received a 10 to 14-year prison sentence and a 15-year license suspension, while Chevelle Borden received a 2-year suspended sentence. Both defendants were placed on 2 years of probation.
The players
Anthony Bradley
The 30-year-old driver was sentenced to state prison after pleading guilty to manslaughter while operating under the influence.
Chevelle Borden
The 19-year-old driver received a suspended sentence after pleading guilty to reckless operation of a motor vehicle.
Plymouth Superior Court
This judicial body presided over the legal proceedings and sentencing for both defendants involved in the fatal collision.
The details
Anthony Bradley pleaded guilty to manslaughter while OUI after his Jeep struck a Mini Cooper in the breakdown lane, causing it to roll over and hit a third vehicle. Chevelle Borden pleaded guilty to reckless operation of a motor vehicle for his role in the race that led to the fatal event.
Timeline
August 30, 2024: The three-car crash occurred on Route 3 South in Plymouth.
August 31, 2024: Chevelle Borden turned himself in to authorities.
May 2025: Bradley and Borden were indicted in Superior Court.
February 2026: Chevelle Borden entered a guilty plea.
October 2026: Anthony Bradley was sentenced for his crimes.
Legal Context
These sentences align with established judicial responses to reckless operation and manslaughter charges within the state legal system. The case reflects broader efforts to hold drivers accountable for fatalities occurring during illegal street racing incidents.
The sentencing concludes the immediate criminal proceedings, providing closure regarding the legal status of the defendants involved. Residents and commuters on Route 3 should remain aware of ongoing enforcement efforts targeting reckless driving and high-speed maneuvers.
The takeaway
This case serves as a stark reminder of the lethal consequences associated with reckless driving and street racing on public highways. Drivers are encouraged to prioritize road safety to prevent catastrophic accidents that result in long-term prison sentences and loss of life.
Further reading
For more information on local road safety and incident reporting, visit the Plymouth Accidents section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Fall River Reporter.
