@cees_evryting: 2026 Dharmesh Patel case update: A San Mateo County judge has officially dismissed all charges against Dr. Dharmesh Patel after he completed a two year court ordered mental health diversion program. Patel was accused of intentionally driving his wife and two children off a 250 foot cliff in California in 2023. He and His family survived the crash, and throughout the case, his wife publicly supported him, telling the court she believed his actions stemmed from a severe mental health crisis and that she had forgiven him. With the charges now dismissed, his record sealed, and his passport returned, the case has reignited debate over California’s mental health diversion laws. . . . #truecrime #crimetok #dharmeshpatel #california #crime

HerXcuse :

No, next question

SHEbackbishes40 :

I forgot all about this case

Rihana🏜️ :

Jen Contreras | Author 📖📚 :

no.

Ladybug_1031 :

My life… maybe! My children’s lives oh HELLS no.

✨Blazie✨ :

No, I would never put myself or my children in danger AGAIN!!

Elise love :

nooo , im staying far from this man

mish :

😳😳😳 absolutely not

Ornella Bella :

Hell no not for part 2

Takeyobitchi Hanagaki :

No. Because even when you are mentally ill you are not free from choice. It's harder to see straight. Yes, but you still have will.