Seminole judge: Man charged in fatal Casselberry crash violated probation

The man accused of causing a fatal crash in Casselberry over the summer could be sentenced to life in prison next month—before he is ever even tried on the murder charges related to the crash.A judge in Seminole County determined Monday that Marquavious Wheaton did, in fact, violate his probation on July 7 when investigators said Wheaton eluded police, causing a crash that killed brothers Christopher and Tyler Marier.In aerial helicopter video shared by the Seminole County Sheriff’s Office, a vehicle is seen weaving in and out of traffic. Investigators said the driver was Wheaton, who allegedly reached speeds exceeding 120 miles per hour, ran red lights and drove on the wrong side of the road.[WATCH: Helicopter video shows moments leading up to deadly crash]At the time of the crash, Wheaton was on probation after serving a sentence for robbery with a firearm. Now that the judge has determined that Wheaton’s actions July 7 constituted a violation of his probation, he could face a senten