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LAPD sergeant struck Tustin pedestrian while driving drunk, left him to die, prosecutors allege
A Los Angeles Police Department sergeant who Orange County prosecutors say struck a 19-year-old pedestrian in Tustin while driving drunk and left the young man to die in the street is now facing felony DUI and hit-and-run charges, authorities said Wednesday.
LAPD Sergeant Charged with Felony DUI and Hit-and-Run in Tustin Incident Resulting in Teen's Death
An LAPD sergeant, Carlos Coronel, is charged with DUI and hit-and-run leading to a teenager's death in Tustin. He did not assist the victim and later avoided the crash site, searching online about the incident.
Carlos Gonzalo Coronel of Buena Park was booked into the ... Peace Officer Standards and Training Certification suspended. LAPD sergeant struck Tustin pedestrian while driving drunk, left him ...
Carlos Gonzalo Coronel of Buena Park was booked into the Orange County Jail on Sunday, according to court records. He is accused of hitting 19-year-old Imanol Salvador Gonzalez of Santa Ana just ...
Tustin police identified the driver as Carlos ... Coronel was taken into custody after he reported for work at Newton Division, hours after the incident happened, according to multiple LAPD ...
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