Cop Get's Charged For Manslaughter - Was It Justified?

[Biff_Poindexter]

Sacramento police detective Jonathon Nangle arrested on vehicular manslaughter charges

Jonathon Nangle turned himself in at the Sacramento County Sheriff's Office.

www.abc10.com

"A Sacramento police detective was arrested on charges of vehicular manslaughter after a deadly crash in 2022. The crash happened Dec. 6, 2022 in the area of southbound Interstate 5 and Sutterville Road while the detective was on-duty. According to police, the detective was in an unmarked home retention vehicle when he hit two men on the side of the roadway. Both men died. According to the California Highway Patrol, a Dodge pickup truck became disabled and pulled over onto the right-hand shoulder with another person later arriving and parking their SUV on the left shoulder of the on-ramp. They were both standing on the left side of the pickup truck when the detective rear-ended the truck, which hit both drivers. They were identified by the coroner's office as 33-year-old Juan Carlos Rodriguez and 32-year-old Lionel Rodriguez.

The detective was identified as Jonathon Nangle, who has spent more than eight years with the department. A judge issued a misdemeanor warrant for two counts of vehicular manslaughter for Nangle, and Nangle would later turn himself in to the Sacramento County Sheriff's Office, where he was processed and released. Nangle is on administrative leave with his peace officer powers suspended."

It seems the natural inclination is to just find some way, anyway to justify the death of others at the hands of police; even when the preliminary evidence is quite clear that the officer is at fault. There is no way to blame the victims, research their criminal history or post pictures of them looking "thuggish" or imply they are "illegals" to justify it.

In fact, this cop was already the subject in a 2021 lawsuit for another crash he was involved in...and despite all of that, it still took damn near a year before he was charged? And he is charged with a misdemeanor on top of that? How can killing two people because you rammed your car into the back of their parked car not be a felony?

 

[TNHarley]

Sacramento police detective Jonathon Nangle arrested on vehicular manslaughter charges

Jonathon Nangle turned himself in at the Sacramento County Sheriff's Office.

www.abc10.com

"A Sacramento police detective was arrested on charges of vehicular manslaughter after a deadly crash in 2022. The crash happened Dec. 6, 2022 in the area of southbound Interstate 5 and Sutterville Road while the detective was on-duty. According to police, the detective was in an unmarked home retention vehicle when he hit two men on the side of the roadway. Both men died. According to the California Highway Patrol, a Dodge pickup truck became disabled and pulled over onto the right-hand shoulder with another person later arriving and parking their SUV on the left shoulder of the on-ramp. They were both standing on the left side of the pickup truck when the detective rear-ended the truck, which hit both drivers. They were identified by the coroner's office as 33-year-old Juan Carlos Rodriguez and 32-year-old Lionel Rodriguez.

The detective was identified as Jonathon Nangle, who has spent more than eight years with the department. A judge issued a misdemeanor warrant for two counts of vehicular manslaughter for Nangle, and Nangle would later turn himself in to the Sacramento County Sheriff's Office, where he was processed and released. Nangle is on administrative leave with his peace officer powers suspended."

It seems the natural inclination is to just find some way, anyway to justify the death of others at the hands of police; even when the preliminary evidence is quite clear that the officer is at fault. There is no way to blame the victims, research their criminal history or post pictures of them looking "thuggish" or imply they are "illegals" to justify it.

In fact, this cop was already the subject in a 2021 lawsuit for another crash he was involved in...and despite all of that, it still took damn near a year before he was charged? And he is charged with a misdemeanor on top of that? How can killing two people because you rammed your car into the back of their parked car not be a felony?

Yep. Imagine me or you doing that..

 

[Donald H]

The strongest evidence will be based on the colour of the victims' skin.

 

[JGalt]

I can't speak for anyone else, but I think running over them is too extreme of a way to deal with our immigrant problem. That cop should have thought this out first.

 

[Biff_Poindexter]

I can't speak for anyone else, but I think running over them is too extreme of a way to deal with our immigrant problem. That cop should have thought this out first.

Let's just say the cop is a Democrat -- that way its easier to be ok with calling him a murderer instead of finding some way to empathize with him and not the ACTUAL VICTIMS he killed

 

[White 6]

Sacramento police detective Jonathon Nangle arrested on vehicular manslaughter charges

Jonathon Nangle turned himself in at the Sacramento County Sheriff's Office.

www.abc10.com

"A Sacramento police detective was arrested on charges of vehicular manslaughter after a deadly crash in 2022. The crash happened Dec. 6, 2022 in the area of southbound Interstate 5 and Sutterville Road while the detective was on-duty. According to police, the detective was in an unmarked home retention vehicle when he hit two men on the side of the roadway. Both men died. According to the California Highway Patrol, a Dodge pickup truck became disabled and pulled over onto the right-hand shoulder with another person later arriving and parking their SUV on the left shoulder of the on-ramp. They were both standing on the left side of the pickup truck when the detective rear-ended the truck, which hit both drivers. They were identified by the coroner's office as 33-year-old Juan Carlos Rodriguez and 32-year-old Lionel Rodriguez.

The detective was identified as Jonathon Nangle, who has spent more than eight years with the department. A judge issued a misdemeanor warrant for two counts of vehicular manslaughter for Nangle, and Nangle would later turn himself in to the Sacramento County Sheriff's Office, where he was processed and released. Nangle is on administrative leave with his peace officer powers suspended."

It seems the natural inclination is to just find some way, anyway to justify the death of others at the hands of police; even when the preliminary evidence is quite clear that the officer is at fault. There is no way to blame the victims, research their criminal history or post pictures of them looking "thuggish" or imply they are "illegals" to justify it.

In fact, this cop was already the subject in a 2021 lawsuit for another crash he was involved in...and despite all of that, it still took damn near a year before he was charged? And he is charged with a misdemeanor on top of that? How can killing two people because you rammed your car into the back of their parked car not be a felony?

Sounds like the guy can't drive worth a sh#t. Charge sounds justified, for a jury to decide. I am surprised it was a misdemeanor warrant, but maybe I do not understand the gravity or lack of regarding "Manslaughter" in sunny California. Maybe that city and state view it as "Oh, well. He screwed up and killed a couple people in another traffic accident on his record, in another city vehicle. Oh, bother".

 

[TNHarley]

As if I dont like cops enough, shit like this just makes it worse.

 

[BackAgain]

Sacramento police detective Jonathon Nangle arrested on vehicular manslaughter charges

Jonathon Nangle turned himself in at the Sacramento County Sheriff's Office.

www.abc10.com

"A Sacramento police detective was arrested on charges of vehicular manslaughter after a deadly crash in 2022. The crash happened Dec. 6, 2022 in the area of southbound Interstate 5 and Sutterville Road while the detective was on-duty. According to police, the detective was in an unmarked home retention vehicle when he hit two men on the side of the roadway. Both men died. According to the California Highway Patrol, a Dodge pickup truck became disabled and pulled over onto the right-hand shoulder with another person later arriving and parking their SUV on the left shoulder of the on-ramp. They were both standing on the left side of the pickup truck when the detective rear-ended the truck, which hit both drivers. They were identified by the coroner's office as 33-year-old Juan Carlos Rodriguez and 32-year-old Lionel Rodriguez.

The detective was identified as Jonathon Nangle, who has spent more than eight years with the department. A judge issued a misdemeanor warrant for two counts of vehicular manslaughter for Nangle, and Nangle would later turn himself in to the Sacramento County Sheriff's Office, where he was processed and released. Nangle is on administrative leave with his peace officer powers suspended."

It seems the natural inclination is to just find some way, anyway to justify the death of others at the hands of police; even when the preliminary evidence is quite clear that the officer is at fault. There is no way to blame the victims, research their criminal history or post pictures of them looking "thuggish" or imply they are "illegals" to justify it.

In fact, this cop was already the subject in a 2021 lawsuit for another crash he was involved in...and despite all of that, it still took damn near a year before he was charged? And he is charged with a misdemeanor on top of that? How can killing two people because you rammed your car into the back of their parked car not be a felony?

The fact pattern isn’t clear. With one vehicle parked on one “shoulder” was any part of it obstructing any portion of that lane? With the other vehicle parked on the other “shoulder” was any part of that vehicle obstructing that lane? How many lanes were there?

Also, how much time elapsed between the tragic accident and the issuance of the warrant? Seas there enough time to have conducted a proper investigation?

 

[Biff_Poindexter]

The fact pattern isn’t clear. With one vehicle parked on one “shoulder” was any part of it obstructing any portion of that lane? With the other vehicle parked on the other “shoulder” was any part of that vehicle obstructing that lane? How many lanes were there?

Also, how much time elapsed between the tragic accident and the issuance of the warrant? Seas there enough time to have conducted a proper investigation?

Even after the charges have been filed -- you still sucking those boots........Your cult has taught you well

 

[TNHarley]

As if I dont like cops enough, shit like this just makes it worse.

Not sure why this is funny. All those fucking pigs do is use their authority to impede on our rights. Thousands of videos on the internet. THOUSANDS of them. Now those sorry pieces of shit are getting held responsible for it. Thank goodness.
I even saw a video the other day of a cop saying "if this was 10 years ago, we would just kill the mother fucker and this would be over with" Paraphrased of course.
And then you read about shit like this.
They are like the catholic church of law enforcement. Always protecting each other. "well we just move him to another department and everything will be fine"

 

[marvin martian]

Sacramento police detective Jonathon Nangle arrested on vehicular manslaughter charges

Jonathon Nangle turned himself in at the Sacramento County Sheriff's Office.

www.abc10.com

"A Sacramento police detective was arrested on charges of vehicular manslaughter after a deadly crash in 2022. The crash happened Dec. 6, 2022 in the area of southbound Interstate 5 and Sutterville Road while the detective was on-duty. According to police, the detective was in an unmarked home retention vehicle when he hit two men on the side of the roadway. Both men died. According to the California Highway Patrol, a Dodge pickup truck became disabled and pulled over onto the right-hand shoulder with another person later arriving and parking their SUV on the left shoulder of the on-ramp. They were both standing on the left side of the pickup truck when the detective rear-ended the truck, which hit both drivers. They were identified by the coroner's office as 33-year-old Juan Carlos Rodriguez and 32-year-old Lionel Rodriguez.

The detective was identified as Jonathon Nangle, who has spent more than eight years with the department. A judge issued a misdemeanor warrant for two counts of vehicular manslaughter for Nangle, and Nangle would later turn himself in to the Sacramento County Sheriff's Office, where he was processed and released. Nangle is on administrative leave with his peace officer powers suspended."

It seems the natural inclination is to just find some way, anyway to justify the death of others at the hands of police; even when the preliminary evidence is quite clear that the officer is at fault. There is no way to blame the victims, research their criminal history or post pictures of them looking "thuggish" or imply they are "illegals" to justify it.

In fact, this cop was already the subject in a 2021 lawsuit for another crash he was involved in...and despite all of that, it still took damn near a year before he was charged? And he is charged with a misdemeanor on top of that? How can killing two people because you rammed your car into the back of their parked car not be a felony?

This is progress. In most blue cities, the cop would have been charged with premeditated murder and hate crimes by a Soros DA showing off for the media, the case would be dismissed, and the cop would walk.

You people actually are capable of learning, it seems.

 

[elektra]

In fact, this cop was already the subject in a 2021 lawsuit for another crash he was involved in...and despite all of that, it still took damn near a year before he was charged? And he is charged with a misdemeanor on top of that? How can killing two people because you rammed your car into the back of their parked car not be a felony?

How? Because democrats are in charge, that is how. What do you think everyone has been complaining about.

 

[Missourian]

Sacramento police detective Jonathon Nangle arrested on vehicular manslaughter charges

Jonathon Nangle turned himself in at the Sacramento County Sheriff's Office.

www.abc10.com

"A Sacramento police detective was arrested on charges of vehicular manslaughter after a deadly crash in 2022. The crash happened Dec. 6, 2022 in the area of southbound Interstate 5 and Sutterville Road while the detective was on-duty. According to police, the detective was in an unmarked home retention vehicle when he hit two men on the side of the roadway. Both men died. According to the California Highway Patrol, a Dodge pickup truck became disabled and pulled over onto the right-hand shoulder with another person later arriving and parking their SUV on the left shoulder of the on-ramp. They were both standing on the left side of the pickup truck when the detective rear-ended the truck, which hit both drivers. They were identified by the coroner's office as 33-year-old Juan Carlos Rodriguez and 32-year-old Lionel Rodriguez.

The detective was identified as Jonathon Nangle, who has spent more than eight years with the department. A judge issued a misdemeanor warrant for two counts of vehicular manslaughter for Nangle, and Nangle would later turn himself in to the Sacramento County Sheriff's Office, where he was processed and released. Nangle is on administrative leave with his peace officer powers suspended."

It seems the natural inclination is to just find some way, anyway to justify the death of others at the hands of police; even when the preliminary evidence is quite clear that the officer is at fault. There is no way to blame the victims, research their criminal history or post pictures of them looking "thuggish" or imply they are "illegals" to justify it.

In fact, this cop was already the subject in a 2021 lawsuit for another crash he was involved in...and despite all of that, it still took damn near a year before he was charged? And he is charged with a misdemeanor on top of that? How can killing two people because you rammed your car into the back of their parked car not be a felony?

If it was a semi-tractor trailer parked on the on-ramp...broke down or not...and a car hit the parked semi...the SEMI is at fault.

Settled law.

MSN

 

[BackAgain]

Even after the charges have been filed -- you still sucking those boots........Your cult has taught you well

Zzz

You couldn’t be interesting even if you had a brain.

Blip, there’s a concept you should probably have heard about many times even if you’re far too retarded to understand it.

Presumed innocent.

As an aside, I also recognize that you failed to address any of the fact-specific questions. Not a surprise.

 

[Godboy]

Sacramento police detective Jonathon Nangle arrested on vehicular manslaughter charges

Jonathon Nangle turned himself in at the Sacramento County Sheriff's Office.

www.abc10.com

"A Sacramento police detective was arrested on charges of vehicular manslaughter after a deadly crash in 2022. The crash happened Dec. 6, 2022 in the area of southbound Interstate 5 and Sutterville Road while the detective was on-duty. According to police, the detective was in an unmarked home retention vehicle when he hit two men on the side of the roadway. Both men died. According to the California Highway Patrol, a Dodge pickup truck became disabled and pulled over onto the right-hand shoulder with another person later arriving and parking their SUV on the left shoulder of the on-ramp. They were both standing on the left side of the pickup truck when the detective rear-ended the truck, which hit both drivers. They were identified by the coroner's office as 33-year-old Juan Carlos Rodriguez and 32-year-old Lionel Rodriguez.

The detective was identified as Jonathon Nangle, who has spent more than eight years with the department. A judge issued a misdemeanor warrant for two counts of vehicular manslaughter for Nangle, and Nangle would later turn himself in to the Sacramento County Sheriff's Office, where he was processed and released. Nangle is on administrative leave with his peace officer powers suspended."

It seems the natural inclination is to just find some way, anyway to justify the death of others at the hands of police; even when the preliminary evidence is quite clear that the officer is at fault. There is no way to blame the victims, research their criminal history or post pictures of them looking "thuggish" or imply they are "illegals" to justify it.

In fact, this cop was already the subject in a 2021 lawsuit for another crash he was involved in...and despite all of that, it still took damn near a year before he was charged? And he is charged with a misdemeanor on top of that? How can killing two people because you rammed your car into the back of their parked car not be a felony?

Why would you want him to be charged for it? Did he do it intentionally or something? Was he drunk when it happened? Why charge him for if it was an accident?

 

[Biff_Poindexter]

Why would you want him to be charged for it? Did he do it intentionally or something? Was he drunk when it happened? Why charge him for if it was an accident?

I can almost assure you that if it was your daughter or son who was killed (for the mother in this case, those were her only 2 sons)...you would think different....

And if this was some young black kid who rammed into the parked car of your daughter or son, you would think even more different

 

[Biff_Poindexter]

Zzz

You couldn’t be interesting even if you had a brain.

Blip, there’s a concept you should probably have heard about many times even if you’re far too retarded to understand it.

Presumed innocent.

As an aside, I also recognize that you failed to address any of the fact-specific questions. Not a surprise.

When did Joe Biden get convicted?

Or does your "presumption of innocence" change when it comes to politicians you hate?


Things not in question, the officer is the one who caused the death of 2 innocent people....the officer hit the vehicles of a parked car....that caused the death of 2 innocent people....


The officer also, was the subject of a civil lawsuit, for, you guessed it, another car accident....


But remove the job title of "police officer" and put "migrant worker" or even "president's son" - and I guarantee you that you will talk different about it

 

[TNHarley]

Why would you want him to be charged for it? Did he do it intentionally or something? Was he drunk when it happened? Why charge him for if it was an accident?

You would have been charged

 

[BackAgain]

When did Joe Biden get convicted?

He would have to be charged first, stupid.
And he is the sitting President so right now, he can’t even be charged.

Or does your "presumption of innocence" change when it comes to politicians you hate?

If and when he ever gets charged, he too will be presumed innocent. And when I discuss it, some day in the future if he ever does get charged, unlike you, I won’t presume his guilt. But I will happily discuss the evidence against him. (And to be a bit more accurate: a person accused of a crime in our republic is PRESUMED INNOCENT IN THE EYES OF THE LAW. A fair jury would owe him that presumption up until and unless they saw fit to convict him.).

Things not in question, the officer is the one who caused the death of 2 innocent people....the officer hit the vehicles of a parked car....that caused the death of 2 innocent people....

We don’t know yet what is or is “not in question.” But if you want to discuss it in terms of how things now seem, ok. It does look like he was the driver of his cop vehicle which was involved in a motor vehicle accident that resulted in two deaths.

The officer also, was the subject of a civil lawsuit, for, you guessed it, another car accident....

Irrelevant.

But remove the job title of "police officer" and put "migrant worker" or even "president's son" - and I guarantee you that you will talk different about it

False. You don’t know how I think or how anybody else thinks. You’re merely projecting your own numerous deficiencies.

 

[Biff_Poindexter]

You would have been charged

It's amazing the lengths some will go

I get it, back the blue, majority of cops just want to do the right thing, blah blah....


But not this one......why they can't just say that is weird to me