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Tragic Wedding Plans Altered by Fatal Crash Involving Sheriff’s Deputy

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A couple's lives were irrevocably changed when a California sheriff's deputy crashed into their car just weeks before their wedding. Gavin Hinkley, 21, was killed, and his fiancée, Madeline Fox, 20, sustained severe injuries. Deputy Glynn Wilburn, who was responding to a shots-fired call, has been charged with gross vehicular manslaughter and felony reckless driving. Investigators found that he was traveling at high speeds and failed to heed a red light, despite dispatch confirming no injuries at the scene moments prior. The families of the victims are pursuing a lawsuit against Wilburn and local authorities, emphasizing the need for accountability in law enforcement actions.

Key Details: • Deputy Glynn Wilburn charged with gross vehicular manslaughter. • Incident occurred in September, with charges announced recently. • Wilburn was reportedly driving at speeds up to 100 mph. • Families of victims filed a lawsuit against Wilburn and local authorities. • If convicted, Wilburn faces up to 14 years in prison.

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California Highway PatrolBeaumontRiverside CountyGavin HinkleyMadeline FoxGlynn WilburnLauren HinkleyCory HinkleyMelissa FoxJason FoxCalimesaRiverside County Sheriff’s OfficeRiverside County District Attorney’s Office

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