any follow up on the outcome of the police investigation of this accident that happened last year? Was the driver ever charged? What was found on her phone when the police executed a search warrant on her phone?
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Outcome of Fatal Accident at Almendral and El Camino
Original post made by Menlo Voter, Menlo Park: other, on Jun 9, 2015
any follow up on the outcome of the police investigation of this accident that happened last year? Was the driver ever charged? What was found on her phone when the police executed a search warrant on her phone?
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a resident of Menlo Park: other
on Jun 11, 2015 at 6:52 am
Menlo Voter is a registered user.
[Post removed. The driver was from San Carlos. We are checking but because she was a juvenile, the records are likely sealed.]
Almanac staff writer
on Jun 11, 2015 at 10:15 am
Barbara Wood is a registered user.
I have spoken to James Wade, deputy district attorney in charge of the juvenile branch of the district attorney's office. He said the matter has been resolved; but that because it involved a juvenile, who we earlier reported was a 17-year-old girl from San Carlos, no details of the case may be released. Mr. Wade said that is because knowing details of the case could make it easier to identify the juvenile.
Almanac staff writer
on Jun 11, 2015 at 10:27 am
Barbara Wood is a registered user.
Just to be clear - under California state law, all juvenile records are confidential and may be released only under court order, unless the juvenile is tried as an adult.
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