Mother Confronts Drunk Driver Who Left Her Son Brain Damaged

autos.aol.com Loubna Khader wanted news cameras rolling when she confronted the man who left her son severely disabled, so the public could see the effect drinking and driving has on families. She held up two pictures of her son to the glass separating herself and Steward Richardson, the man who left her son brain dead. One was of a cheerful toddler, the other of the boy in a vegetative state. "Can you hear me? Can you hear me? Look at this face! Look at him!," Khader yelled. "I look at him every day," he said. "I'm sorry." Richardson told WFAA News on Wednesday, the fifth anniversary of the crash, that he thinks about Abdallah Khader every day and wanted to apologize to him and his family. Loubna's son was severely brain damaged when Richardson crashed into the family's sedan at an Arlington, Texas intersection on February 20, 2009. His blood alcohol content was three times the legal limit. to read more: autos.aol.com