Caitlyn Jenner could be charged with vehicular manslaughter
as early next week in connection to a February crash in Malibu, California that
killed one.
The lead detective on the case told KABC that they plan to
turn the results of the investigation over to the Los Angeles District
Attorney's Office next week, and will recommend Jenner be charged with
misdemeanor vehicular manslaughter.
It will be up to the DA's office whether to charge Jenner
with the crime. In California, the maximum sentence for misdemeanor vehicular
manslaughter is one year in jail.
The detective said the recommendation for the charge is
based on how fast Jenner was going at the time of the crash, which they believe
was unsafe.