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So she got 15 years to life, for hit and run. What would happen if she acually stopped, called 112, and tried to save those kids?
She would’ve probably also gotten a DUI, is my guess. Seems like it’s a somewhat common tactic for drunks to flee the scene and sober up so they don’t get the DUI tacked on.
I guarantee the prosecutor would have plead down the charges to something like only the vehicular manslaughter and not the 2nd degree murder or hit-and-run.
EDIT: Maybe not. She was driving 81mph in a 30mph zone. They definitely wouldn't have charged her with hit-and-run, but I don't know if they could plead down the other charges with such gross neglect like that.
Nothing, because we use 9-1-1 for that here
Jokes aside though she'd go to jail for DUI and speeding that badly almost certainly, the kids are dead either way. Probably get something like 10-25 and not 15-life, though
If she called 112 nothing would happen.. 112 does nothing in the us
Depends on your service provider. AT&T will forward 112 to 911, for example.
If you're on a GSM network, it should, as per the GSM standard, route your call to whatever the national emergency system is.