From The San Francisco Standard · · 1m
Justin Randle's traffic stop before fatal collision
San Francisco police let Justin Randle go minutes before he was killed by ex-wife.
In brief
San Francisco police let Justin Randle go minutes before he was killed by ex-wife. Justin Randle died after police allowed him to leave a traffic stop with a suspended license, hours before he was struck by his ex-wife. Originally reported by The San Francisco Standard.
Traffic stop with suspended license
Justin Randle was pulled over by police while driving with a suspended license.
“They were about to arrest him”
Police allowed release after alcohol smell
Officers smelled alcohol in the vehicle but left to respond to another call.
“It’s your lucky day”
Ex-wife allegedly drove vehicle
Justin Randle was struck by a car driven by his ex-wife Alexis Macias.
“You guys are only supposed to be with each other to swap kids”
Collision at Van Ness and Ellis
The fatal collision occurred at Van Ness Avenue and Ellis Street.
“They were about to arrest him”
Ex-wife released after no charges
Alexis Macias was arrested but released without charges due to insufficient evidence.
“I don’t know about the law no more”
Family's reaction to police
Randle's brother says police let him go minutes before he was killed.
“They literally said, 'It’s your lucky day'”
What it means
Justin Randle died after police allowed him to leave a traffic stop with a suspended license, hours before he was struck by his ex-wife.
