A guilty plea has been entered by a former police chaplain. This individual was involved in a crash that left a young child injured. The child was just 2 years old at the time of the incident.
Details about the circumstances surrounding the crash are available. It is known that the former chaplain was engaged in distracted driving prior to the collision.
Further information about the case can be found through the source, which reported on the guilty plea and the events leading up to the crash.
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