Caitlyn Jenner won’t face felony charges in crash: report
Ringo H.W. Chiu/APCailyn Jenner will likely avoid felony charges for the February crash that killed a 69-year-ancient woman.
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Los Angeles County Sheriff’s deputies investigate the scene of the three-vehicle collision in Malibu, Calif., on Feb. 7.
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Caitlyn Jenner will not face felony charges for the February crash that killed a 69-year-ancient woman, according to a new report.
Los Angeles investigators reviewed footage of the crash and determined that the highest charge Jenner could face is misdemeanor vehicular manslaughter, law enforcement sources told TMZ.
While Jenner — who had yet to publicly transition from Bruce to her identity as a woman at the time of the accident — was inattentive, she was not intoxicated or texting when she wrecked her car in Malibu, investigators found.
Kim Howe, 69, died when Jenner’s black Cadillac Escalade smashed into the back of her wile Lexus.
Howe’s two adult stepchildren filed unlawful death lawsuit filed against the 65-year-ancient millionaire in May, claiming Jenner was “careless, reckless and negligent.”
EVGA/EVGA/AKM-GSICaitlyn Jenner crashed into Kim Howe (r.) during the Feb. 7 accident.
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Howe’s stepchildren filed unlawful death lawsuit against Jenner in May.
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Jenner (l.) crashed into Kim Howe (r.) during the Feb. 7 accident.
In an April interview with Diane Sawyer, Jenner revealed she is transgender. A little more than a month after that, she unveiled her new look and name on the cover of Vanity Honest.
mwagner@nydailynews.com
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