one year sentence for the crash more than two years ago on the ashorway in jamaica plain that left kevin cellucci unable to sleep or walk e was brought to court as plead for lienencey. >> there's not a day that goes by i don't feel remorseful or wish i could change what happened that day. >> reporter: but the heart wrenching victim impact statements included this video of the cellucci family their three sons and wife tina in happier times and kevin today struggling with mobility. >> kevin has. [audio not understandable] >> reporter: so power if you kevin was taken from the courtroom and the mother of 17- year-old mark who was a passenger that day and now paralyzed blasted papadopoulos for withdrawing a guilty plea and going to trial. >> what about the sentence you imposed to mark he doesn't get a do over does he. >> reporter: alalong papadopoulos has insisted it him to swerve just before the accident. prosecutors say he was speeding when his car clipped a median and crashed into a pickup truck driven by cellucci n protest leaving court papadopoulos' father held up a state police map that he says

left a young dad her life and unable to talk. a teenage boy was rain injuries. today the families testified in court and heard from the driver himself. >> kevin cellucci a young father of three playing with her three boys laughing and living life. now kevin is paralyzed and receiving around-the-clock care at a rehab center. >> his brother spoke for him in this video because kevin no longer can. >> mick pack up annapolis listen to it all prosecutors say he was speeding when he crossed the median and hit the pickup truck on arbor way in 2013. hurt including telomere. mark is in a wheelchair now and his mother says he struggles with rehab in school. >> he entered a guilty plea but withdrew in november he told the court he doesn't remember the accident but is ready to accept responsibility. >> the judge sentenced him to two years in jail with one of those years suspended and ordered him to thousand hours of trinity service. his family wept as they watched him leave in handcuffs, the families of kevin and mark are happy with the sentence. >> it was a very difficult case and horrible for everybody involved but the sentence that are imposed on kevin cellucci and mark are l