New Mexico Deputy May Face Vehicular Homicide Charges

An on-board event data recorder shows a New Mexico deputy was driving 114 mph when she reportedly struck and killed a pedestrian. The deputy, reported to be responding to an Amber Alert, may now be facing vehicular homicide charges. Read Full Story Here.

April 20, 2014

An on-board event data recorder shows a New Mexico deputy was driving 114 mph when she reportedly struck and killed a pedestrian. The deputy, reported to be responding to an Amber Alert, may now be facing vehicular homicide charges. Read Full Story Here.

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