Executive Summary
- A Green Bay man was sentenced on Dec. 4, 2025, for a fatal crash in Allouez.
- The collision occurred on July 21, 2023, resulting in two fatalities.
- Trevor Herman, 22, was identified as one of the victims.
- Victim impact statements highlighted that Herman was planning to propose to his girlfriend.
A Green Bay man was sentenced on Thursday regarding a vehicle crash in Allouez that resulted in the deaths of two individuals in July 2023, according to reports from the Green Bay Press-Gazette. The hearing on December 4, 2025, featured emotional testimony from the family of one of the victims.
The fatal collision occurred on July 21, 2023. Among the deceased was 22-year-old Trevor Herman. During the sentencing proceedings, the victim’s father, Scott Herman, delivered a victim impact statement. According to court reporting, Scott Herman described the daily reality of his loss, stating, “I say, ‘Good morning, Trevor,’ not to a person. But to an urn and some pictures.”
Statements provided to the court indicated that Trevor Herman was six days away from his 23rd birthday at the time of his death. Family members noted that he was preparing to begin a new job and intended to propose to his girlfriend in the week following the crash. Scott Herman characterized the family’s grief as “indescribable” while addressing the defendant.
Judicial Perspective
This sentencing hearing marks the conclusion of the criminal litigation surrounding the 2023 Allouez crash. In cases involving vehicular homicide, judicial authorities rely on sentencing guidelines that weigh the severity of the loss against the defendant’s history and culpability. Victim impact statements serve a critical procedural role, allowing the court to consider the human cost of the crime before finalizing the terms of incarceration and restitution.
