Ten years for killing two people while driving drunk and high? That sentence seems light enough even if Oscar Eduardo Ortega-Anguiano had been here legally. Now he might serve only three years for the two deaths, thanks to the Calfornia Department of Corrections, which informed the families of the victims that Ortega-Anguiano had earned enough good-conduct credit to get out with only 30% of his sentence served.
As one might imagine, the families are outraged — and point out that even deportation won’t provide much justice. Why? Ortega-Anguiano had been deported twice before he killed two teenagers on the 405 Freeway:
The families of the victims of an Orange County, Calif., high-speed car crash are sending letters to the state to keep an illegal immigrant convicted felon behind bars, as he’s expected to be released from prison over six years before his…
