Caitlyn Jenner may be charged with vehicular manslaughter
The headlines during the last part of August, 2015 read, “Caitlyn Jenner may be charged with vehicular manslaughter“. The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department has completed its investigation into the fatal car crash that involved then Bruce Jenner. The Sheriff’s Department has issued an 161 page report that finds Jenner “set off a chain of events” that resulted in the death of another motorist on the Pacific Coast Highway in February, 2015. The basis of this conclusion is that Jenner was traveling at an excessive speed for road conditions. The Sheriff’s Investigators reached this conclusion despite the fact that Jenner was traveling below the posted speed limit. Jenner apparently encountered stopped or barely moving traffic and slammed into the Lexus to his front. The Investigators noted that Jenner should have been stopped or hardly moving. This charge carries with it a maximum penalty of one year in jail and is a misdemeanor not a felony.
This author thinks that Jenner committed an act of simple negligence (carelessness) which should not be elevated to a criminal act involving recklessness. Jenner has made all the news lately with his conversion from a man to a woman. Jenner was an olympic gold medalist in the Decathlon and appeared on a number of television shows as a male actor.
At the accident scene, Jenner made a number of mistakes dealing with law enforcement. Jenner, realizing that he was the prosecution target for a traffic fatality, failed to ask for a lawyer. Jenner, thinking that going along to get along was his best option worked hard to help the Sheriff’s investigators build a case against him. Jenner did not understand that his celebrity status might make him a prime target for prosecution. Jenner made a number of statements which may be used against him.
If you give me six lines written by the hand of the most honest of men, I will find something in them which will hang him. — Famous Quotation
Caitlyn Jenner may be charged with vehicular manslaughter
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