[kellyhound]

A fatal police crash that killed two teenagers from Orange.

According to the arrest affidavit, Ofc. Jason Anderson was driving 94 miles per hour and was not on an emergency call.

Earlier this month, Anderson was charged with two counts of second-degree manslaughter and one count of reckless driving. He was released on $250,000 bond.

David Servin and Ashlie Krakowski, both 19-years old, were killed in the June 13th crash.


Released video from inside a police cruiser was shows the car carrying the teens turning into the path of Anderson's cruiser.

Investigators also say that Anderson, who was traveling south on the Boston Post Road, had a yellow blinking light and that the teens, who were coming north and making a left onto Dogwood Road, had a red blinking light.

Also released today was the arrest warrant for Jaycen Munro, a 21-year old Milford man who hosted the party that the teens attended prior to the crash. According to Munro, the teens were drinking before arriving at the party.

"Dave and Ashlie appeared to be very tipsy when they got to the party and he [Munro] did not see them drink anything at the party," the arrest warrant states.


Other partygoers told police that Ashlie and Dave played a game of beer pong at the party and "had to drink (1-2) beers each because they lost" and that during the couse of the party "Dave and Ashlie probably had a (12) pack between them."

The toxicology reports for Servin and Krakowski have not been released.

Munro has been charged with delivery of alcohol to minors and permitting minors to possess alcohol on private property.

[ch1ppz]

doesn't matter that the kids were drunk they followed the law of driving and the officer didn't the light was flashing...

[holierthanthou]

cops always get away with shit like this
its fucked up
and its not fair

[Ghoulie]

These are the reasons people hate cops. Never want to obey the law themselves.

[regular.guy25]

Originally Posted by ch1ppz ↗

doesn't matter that the kids were drunk they followed the law of driving and the officer didn't the light was flashing...

No doubt the officer was at fault for the speed and failure to reduce speed at a flashing yellow light. However, for you to say that they were following the law seems a little funny. They were both 19 and drinking. I'm not sure of the laws in Orange but most places I know don't allow drinking until 21 and the flashing red places a greater responsibility of caution on them. They weren't following the law either. The officer should pay with his job and his freedom but the two teens could have helped themselves if they would have not been drinking.

They didn't deserve to die but they shouldn't have been on the road either.

[doitorlooseitman]

they pulled out in front of him too. yeah he was speeding and thats messed up but cop or not, that driver wouldnt have got in much trouble because of them being drunk and they caused the wreck

[güttsfükk]

aye, if it wasnt for his being a cop and them having the dashcam footage, he'd not have gotten in trouble i dont tink

[Incarnatus]

You know, you can go ahead and bash the cop but the bitch pulled out right in front of him. If you can't figure out whether a car at any speed is gonna hit you when you're in mid-turn you shouldn't have a license.

[Dennislp3]

This sounds very..."lets all just get along" but as far as I'm concerned....cop or not...or drunk or not...they both fucked up

[Hovla]

drink and driving, running red light, failure to yield. it seems to me it was completly teen's fault. only bad thing cop done was speeding.