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Washington: Big news is coming out regarding the death of Indian student Jhanvi Kandula in a road accident in America. The Seattle police officer who hit Jhanvi with his car will not be prosecuted. Hearing this, Jhanvi’s family got a big shock. It is being said that due to lack of “sufficient” evidence, no criminal case will be filed against the accused police officer. The authorities have given this information. The King County Prosecutor’s Office said Wednesday they will not file criminal charges against Seattle Police Officer Kevin Dave, Fox 13 Seattle reported.
Let us tell you that Kandula (23) was hit by a police vehicle while crossing the road in Seattle in January last year, due to which he died. Dave was driving this police car. He was driving at a speed of more than 119 kilometers per hour towards the spot after receiving a tip-off about a case of excessive drug abuse. Kandula was hit by the car so hard that she fell 100 feet away. In bodycam footage released by the Seattle Police Department, Officer Daniel Order was seen laughing about the fatal accident and denying that Dave was at fault.
Prosecutor said lack of evidence
King County Prosecuting Attorney Lisa Manion said she believes she lacks the evidence to prove a criminal case, the report said. The statement also said the prosecutor’s office found comments made by Seattle Police Officer Order to be “deplorable and deeply troubling.” Order was not involved in the January crash but was heard in the video saying, “But she’s dead.” He was laughing on the phone. “Well she was 26 years old,” he was heard saying in the video. It was of no particular importance.” However, the orderr could be fired for these comments. (Language)
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