The 26-year-old Euclid man suspected of driving under the influence during a crash that resulted in the death of his girlfriend appeared in court on Tuesday.
The judge ordered that Thompkins, who appeared on Tuesday without an attorney, remain at the Solon Jail on a $1 million bond until he can return with legal representation on Wednesday.
SUV driven by Thompkins on I-480 east near I-271 in Warrensville Heights after he was seen swerving on the roadway. Another Solon officer later saw Thompkin’s vehicle crash on the opposite side of U.S. 422 near the Harper Road exit.
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