In June 2019 TGP reported on a horrible occasion in New Hampshire the place a person who ought to have been deported killed 7 vets in a motorbike membership.
On Friday, June twenty first 2019 Jarheads MC was driving to a charity occasion on the native American Legion in Gorham, New Hampshire Submit #82. The group was hit by a truck driver, Seven members have been killed and three injured.
** A GoFundMe page was setup for the victims and their households.
Volodoymyr Zhukovskyy, 23, of West Springfield, Massachusetts, returned to New Hampshire this week the place he faces negligent murder prices.
Zhukovskyy was driving a pickup truck that collided Friday night time with a bunch of motorcyclists, killing seven individuals and injuring three others. He was arrested in Massachusetts on Monday.
Zhukovskyy, an immigrant from Ukraine, has an extended felony file and may have been deported.
This by no means ought to have occurred.
This week the trial was held and the young Ukrainian was set free.
A New Hampshire jury acquitted 26-year-old business trucker Volodymyr Zhukovskyy this week on all prices within the deaths of seven veteran motorbike membership members throughout a 2019 head-on collision.
Whereas beneath the affect of unlawful medicine, Zhukovskyy collided with a bunch of veteran motorcyclists often called Jarheads M.C. on June 21, 2019, killing seven, including U.S. Marine veterans, and injuring several others.
These killed included Jarheads Bike Membership president Albert Mazza Jr., Edward and Jo-Ann Corr, Michael Ferazzi, Desma Oakes, Daniel Pereira and Aaron Perry.
Zhukovskyy was additionally reportedly reaching for a drink at the time of the crash.
Zhukovskyy was charged with seven counts of manslaughter, seven counts of negligent murder and one rely of reckless conduct.
After a 12-day trial, a jury on the Coos County Superior Courtroom in Lancaster returned “not responsible” verdicts on all prices.
Decide Peter H. Bornstein of Superior Courtroom dismissed eight drug and alcohol prices in opposition to Zhukovskyy in the course of the trial. Bornstein argued that there was inadequate proof for a jury to search out past an affordable doubt that Zhukovskyy had been impaired on the time of the crash.
The protection claimed that one of many bikers was drunk and brought about the crash regardless of Zhukovskyy claiming he brought about the crash in line with experiences and prosecutors claiming the drunk biker story was rubbish.
