The wife and family of Rogel Aguilera Mederos devasted as the trucker got sentenced to 110 years in prison.
Rogel Aguilera Mederos killed four people 3 years ago when he ran his out-of-control semi-truck into standstill cars.
Because of failed brakes, Rogel, 26, lost all control of his truck in Colorado’s high country, resulting in a blazing 28-car traffic accident.
Rogel Aguilera Mederos Wife And Family Details
Many individuals, including Rogel Aguilera Mederos’ wife and relatives, have come to his support.
On May 1, Rogel’s partner shareda video on social media in which Rogel stated, “God is with me.”
A few weeks later, another video emerged online in which Aguilera-Mederos was speaking in Spanish.
In the video, Rogel said that he had reached rock bottom. He also mentioned others’ support for him and how others are banding together to help him.
It’s difficult to imagine what Rogel’s family is going through after the sentencing decision.
Numerous people are questioning the country’s justice system because of the decision.
Rogel Aguilera Mederos Accidente Video
Rogel Aguilera Mederos accident video was all over the news. The accident killed four people and injured numerous others.
According to reports, Aguilera-Mederos did not use a runaway truck ramp after his truck’s brakes failed.
And it was a crucial component brought up by the prosecution during the trial. One of the jurors used the factor to convict Rogel on multiple counts.
Another video of truckers protesting Rogel’s punishment is currently going viral.
The truck drivers can be seen in the clip not operating their trucks and parking thousands of vehicles on the side of the freeway.
Not only has the truck driver come out in support of the Latino driver, but so have several celebrities and members of the general public.
Rogel Aguilera Mederos Sentence Update: What Happened To Him?
District Court Judge Bruce Jones stated that he could not penalize Rogel Aguilera Mederos to a lesser sentence.
Aguilera-Mederos was found guilty of multiple charges of vehicular homicide by a jury in October.
Six counts of first-degree assault and ten counts of attempted first-degree assault were among the charges.
In addition, Rogel was also charged with four counts of reckless driving resulting in death, two counts of vehicular attack.
Following the sentencing, Rogel stated that he is devastated and in trauma as a result of the victims’ deaths.
Furthermore, he admits that it was a terrible accident for which he accepts full responsibility.
But since the accident was unintentional, he claims that he is not a criminal.