LOS ANGELES, CA - MARCH 07: Television personality Ryan Dunn attends the Blu-ray and DVD release of Paramount Home Entertainment's "Jackass 3" at the Paramount Studios on March 7, 2011 in Los Angeles, California.
Michael Buckner/Getty ImagesJackass star Ryan Dunn had received at least 23 driving citations in the 13 years before his fatal car accident Monday.
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Ten of these were for speeding and careless driving, and three more were for driving with a suspended license, the Philadelphia Inquirer reports. Ninety percent of these ended in guilty pleas.
He was also arrested in 2005 on DUI. Charges were dropped when he completed a probationary program. His license was suspended for more than a year, court records show.
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“He drove too fast,” April Margera, mother of Dunn’s close friend and Jackass co-star Bam Margera, told Philadelphia TV station NBC10 earlier this week. “I yelled at him all the time about that.”
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According to West Goshen, Pennsylvania, police, he had been driving up to 130 miles an hour in his Porsche when veered off the road, hit a tree and burst into flames. His passenger, Jackass production assistant Zachary Hartwell, died as well.
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A preliminary autopsy cites their death as blunt and thermal trauma. Toxicology reports to indicate if he was drinking or not will not be completed for several weeks. The Philadelphia Inquirer reports that friends say he had had at least six drinks before driving. Dunn posted a photo of himself drinking online, which earned criticism from fans and Chicago film critic Roger Ebert.
Funeral plans are underway for Dunn and Hartwell.
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More than a dozen cars gathered at the scene of the accident Tuesday afternoon, which is decorated with flowers and cards.
“[Dunn] was the sweetest, nicest, kindest person,” April Margera said on Good Morning America this week. “He would do anything for you.”
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