Ferrari-crash driver arraignment postponed

By ABC7
NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. Jeffrey Kirby is charged with vehicular manslaughter while being intoxicated in a collision that killed Tapout clothing line co-founder Charles "Mask" Lewis, Jr. on March 11. He was also an extreme-fighting industry figure.

Police said Kirby's Porsche clipped Lewis' Ferrari, causing the Ferrari to smash into a light pole and break in half.

Lewis died at the scene.

Lewis' girlfriend was ejected from the car and seriously injured.

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