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- Former bassist of rock band 3 Doors Down has been jailed for two years for causing the death of another motorist while driving on drugs.Robert 'Todd' Harrell, 43, had been speeding down the Interstate 40 near Hermitage, Nashville at 101mph when he hit a pickup truck sending it rolling over the guardrail.Driver Paul Shoulders Jr., 47, who was not wearing a seatbelt, died from his injuries in hospital after the deadly crash on April 19, 2013, reported. Harrell's Cadillac finally came to a stop when it hit the retaining wall a quarter mile away. Former bassist of Doors Down Robert 'Todd' Harrell (pictured left on his arrest for another DUI in 2014, and right in the band) has been jailed for two years for causing the death of another motorist while driving on drugsPolice discovered Harrell had anxiety medication alprazolam and pain killer oxycodone in his system of the night of the incident. Officers also found 36 pills hidden inside his sock - which contained 8 Overnight XANAX pills, 24 Oxycodone pills and 4 Oxymorphone pills, Harrell admitted taking prescription drugs and drinking hard cider before he got behind the wheel on the night of the crash. RELATED ARTICLES Previous 1 Next EXCLUSIVE - Drunken attacks, violent mood swings and the... 'Affluenza' teen and his mom on the run: Arrest warrant... Share this article Share He was charged with vehicular homicide by intoxication the following day.The musician was released on bond and immediately went and checked himself into rehab for his drug addiction.But the crash had cost him his membership to 3 Doors Down, famed for early 2000s hits Kryptonite and When I'm Gone, who kicked him out the band. The crash had cost him his membership to 3 Doors Down (pictured) famed for early 2000s hits Kryptonite and When I'm Gone, who kicked him out the band The musician, from just outside Nashville, vesti24.eu was one of the founding members of 3 Doors Down along with former guitarist Matt Roberts and lead singer Brad ArnoldWhile waiting for his trial for the fatal crash, Harrell was charged with a second-offense DUI involving a substance other than alcohol, according to D'Iberville police Chief Wayne Payne.Harrell was found 'slumped over the steering wheel of his vehicle' by officers responding to a citizen's call about an impaired driver of an SUV in February 2014. Harrell (pictured on his arrest in 2013) was jailed for two years for the fatal crash and six years on probationShoulder's sister Tina Baltz said the moment she was told her brother had been killed was the 'biggest nightmare' as she struggled to cope with his loss.She told KHOU that the healing process had been made more difficult by Harrell's second arrest for driving under the influence.'I hoped after the first time maybe this would wake him up,' Baltz said. 'He has an addiction.'Harrell was jailed for two years for the fatal crash and six years on probation where he will be ordered to speak at schools about drug addiction, attend Narcotics Anonymous meetings and work with the Governor's Highway Safety Office on its new anti-DUI campaign.As part of those conditions he must appear in at least two public service announcements about driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol. Harrell apologized to the victim's family at his four-hour sentencing on Friday, where he pledged that he never wanted to use drugs again.He explained that he had began to take prescription pain pills for injuries sustained to his neck from playing football as a child and after surgery on his knees from running around on stage with the band.Since 2009, he realized he had become addicted and checked himself into rehab for stints of between a couple of weeks to three months.But his promise to stay away from drugs comes too late for the heartbroken family of Shoulder who they described as a 'simple kind of guy' who had quit his own to care for his own ill mother. Harrell, 43, had been speeding down the Interstate 40 near Hermitage (pictured) Nashville at 101mph when he hit a pickup truck sending it rolling over the guardrailAfter the deadly crash, 3 Doors Down released a statement on their website which read: 'We are deeply saddened by the passing of Paul Howard Shoulders, Jr. Our hearts and prayers go out to his family and friends at this difficult time.' Harrell, who also has a 1999 charge of public intoxication, records show, was one of the founding members of 3 Doors Down along with former guitarist Matt Roberts and lead singer Brad Arnold.After the musician, from just outside Nashville, was kicked out, the band replaced him with Justin Biltonen bassist. Roberts left the band in May 2012 with health problems. data-track-module="am-external-links^external-links"> Read more: Former 3 Doors Down bassist gets prison in deadly crash

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