A driver was arrested in connection with a hit-and-run crash that seriously injured a mother of two in Encinitas, San Diego County sheriff's officials announced Friday.
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After compiling evidence and witness tips, sheriff's officials identified the driver as 38-year-old Justin Parker of Encinitas.
Sheriff's officials said: "A search warrant was served on Mr. Parker's residence in Encinitas. Numerous items of evidence were located at the residence. Deputies also located two large-capacity rifle magazines in his house. Another search warrant was served at a custom automotive shop in the city of Riverside. Mr. Parker's truck was located at the shop. Although the truck had already been repaired additional evidence was located."
And this was probably the reason for that helicopter circling over Encinitas Boulevard and Rosebay early in the morning of Oct 3.
Looks like the sentence guidelines are 2 - 4 years for hit-and-run with serious injury, and the fact that he went all the way to Riverside to cover up the crime after he had time to think about it is not going to help.
Fox 5 identifies Justin Walt Parker, which matches the name of a stockbroker with two recent formal customer complaints to regulators, one minor but one very serious (of course, meritless complaints can be made by crackpots, but the allegations of churning and selling high-commission UITs to unsuspecting clients are not uncommon among the shadier sort of stockbroker. If your stockbroker ever tries to sell you a UIT or a non-traded REIT, be aware that he's getting a huge commission coming straight out of your pocket, and there are almost certainly better investment choices for you).
Earlier: Hit-and-run on Encinitas Boulevard, Hit-and-run victim is mother Ashley Mullins Lane, Cops find hit-and-run Ford.
Here’s your scumbag: Justin W. Parker
ReplyDeleteIt would be great to hear an apology from the bigot who posted here a few days ago.
Maybe Justin can offer wealth management services to the top 3% in the pokey.
ReplyDeleteHis wife owns a published author and a sports nutritionist. So she’s into human trafficking. I guess that explains the illegal firearms found in the home.
ReplyDeleteHow much you wanna bet this human turd tried to put his money out of reach of the victim’s family during his week as a fugitive? I hope they find it, take it all, and add financial crimes to the list of charges.
Yea, likely he did some crisis "financial planning" while on the lam. Once the vehicle was ID'ed, he knew his number was up and surrendered. His lawyer will try to use that for leniency. Leaving the scene was bad bet hedging.
DeleteChecking his cell phone record should a priority for law enforcement to find out. Distracted driving is my guess.
ReplyDeleteThat this woman crossed the street where there was not a crosswalk is no excuse for this driver to take off. He will be learning a hard lesson for his fleeing the scene. It kind of makes me question just what he had in his truck that he didn't want to hang around for the police to show up. Maybe he was leaving our vibrant downtown.
If the police could find out where he came from, perhaps there could be some cams that would show him partying down.
For being a family man himself, it is unconscionable that he chose to run way. If he had stayed, things would be going far differently for him and his family. As it stands, he will be doing some serious time in the slammer and deservedly so.
Tremendous news. This white scum bag should be made to pay for every cost resulting from his action.
ReplyDeleteEven if his family suffers financially, he made this, they now own it.
As an aside, Lazy Acres' inaction in posting or doing anything for their employee is shocking. Are they part of this community ? Why should anyone shop there?
Agree he acted like a scumbag here, but why is his race relevant?
DeleteRace is not relevant.... this
Deleteis a jab at an earlier posting speculating that the driver made a run for the border.
I bet he took off because he was drinking and would have had a dui.
ReplyDeleteHit and Run.!!
I say maximum sentence and he pays full medical bills and pain and suffering.
Judge Dread.
DeleteReports now have him drinking at Peabody's prior to the accident. He panicked because of the possibility of the DUI implications, but made the wrong choice when he left the scene. The legal complications became worse by that decision. Once committed, he tried evasion; but with the witnesses, it was just a matter of time.
DeleteThis turd is 38 years old, and still features his college baseball on a professional bio.
ReplyDeleteI’m shocked that the perp turned out to be an immature narcissist.
Report said his home is on Ocean View which is not near Encinitas Bl. and Rosebay Dr. and would not explain early am buzz by SDSD chopper on 10/03.
ReplyDeleteNo. Ocean Bluff. Above that intersection.
DeleteGlad they caught the scum bag.
ReplyDeleteNow they need to manage the super expensive and loud Sheriff's helicopter rides.
Some reports have the suspect being the son of Larry H. Parker, the personal injury lawyer czar that does high intensity media advertising for clients. The advertising pitch is the client being quoted "Larry H. Parker got me a million dollars"; then the rapid verbal disclaimer "No guarantee implied".
ReplyDeleteNot exactly the best example of doing the right thing. Running and hiding is cowardly and criminal to say the least. Perhaps in jail he can become someone's wife
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