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Attorney Stephanie Lindsey has a long string of questionable judgement calls. We have more to come on her shortcomings!

Her son, Shaquille Lindsey, 26, of Georgia, pleaded guilty to a pair of gross vehicular manslaughter charges for the deaths of Ruben and Bertha Betancourt in 2016.

Grief-Stricken Son Speaks About Loss of Parents in 2016 Crash Blamed on Former Airman

 Shaquille Lindsey gets 6 months in prison under a plea deal for the deaths of Ruben and Bertha Betancourt in a head-on collision near Lompoc
 During a sentencing hearing Friday morning for a former airman who pleaded guilty to vehicular manslaughter, a Lompoc couple’s sobbing son shared about the traumatic loss of his parents in the 2016 crash that also injured him.
 The tearful testimony in Santa Barbara County Superior Court occurred during the victim impact statements portion of the sentencing hearing for Shaquille Lindsey, 26, of Georgia.
 In January, Lindsey pleaded guilty to a pair of gross vehicular manslaughter charges stemming from the crash that killed Ruben Betancourt, 51, and his wife, Bertha, on Aug. 28, 2016.
 Prosecutors alleged that Lindsey had alcohol and marijuana in his system plus had been using his cellphone and speeding when he crossed the double yellow lines on Santa Lucia Canyon Road. The defense team denied the alcohol, marijuana and cellphone allegations.
 Under a plea deal, Lindsey was sentenced to 180 days in jail and three years of felony probation. Among other terms of his sentence, Lindsey’s driver’s license was suspended for three years.
 On Friday morning, Juan Carlos Betancourt recalled being loaded into the ambulance and hearing the paramedics report on the crash victims’ conditions.
 “I hear them say two code greens were going to be transported to the hospital and two code blacks,” he said. “After hearing that code black, my body did not known how to react. … A few minutes later, it came to me what it meant, and I felt my heart and soul break.”
 Ruben and Bertha Betancourt
 “I experienced the worst pain ever. I had lost both of my parents,” he said, adding that he thought of his three siblings and other family members.
 In addition to physical injuries, including a fractured sternum and ribs plus internal bleeding, he said he remains haunted by the crash and still deals with nightmares and depression.
 Surgical scars serve as regular reminders of the family’s loss, Betancourt said.
 “It reminds me of how I miss them, how I want to see them, how I want to hear them, how I want to kiss them and hug them, but all I have left is a piece of concrete on the ground and a visit to the cemetery,” he said.
 One of the Betancourts’ daughters, Teresa Servin, recalled her mom as “tiny but feisty, and she was very lovable.”
 Ruben Betancourt had been active helping others involved in recovery programs for alcohol addiction.
 “I know that he saved a lot of lives,” Servin added.
 “They didn’t have any education, but they were very wise,” she said of her parents.
 Son-in-law Luis Servin recalled Ruben and Bertha Betancourt being hardworking, lovable, caring individuals.
  'We will always have this pain. We will always be heartbroken,” he said.
 He also criticized the sentence that Lindsey received.
 “If this is the best our criminal justice can do, I find that offensive. I find that demeaning,” he said. “We’ve been dragged through court for four years, and for us to know that defendant will only get six (months) is just unbelievable.”
 After the hearing, he said it was “just mind-blowing” that the California Highway Patrol was not initially allowed to handle the investigation. The Air Force claimed jurisdiction.
 Lindsey, who had been discharged from the Air Force because of marijuana usage, according to court documents, returned to the Central Coast that weekend to celebrate his birthday.
 The case initially landed in the federal court system after a federal grand jury indicted Lindsey, but a judge later agreed with the defense challenge based on jurisdictional issues.
 Assistant U.S. Attorneys Julian Andre and Joanna Curtis were sworn in as special deputy district attorneys to continue prosecuting the case after charges were filed in Santa Maria Superior Court.

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Business Name:
LindCom Technologies, LLC Control Number: 19046287
Business Type: Domestic Limited Liability Company
Business Status: Active/Owes Current Year AR
NAICS Code: Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services NAICS Sub Code: Other Scientific and Technical Consulting Services
Principal Office Address:
1182b Washington Street, Covington, GA, 30014, USA
Date of Formation / Registration Date: 3/28/2019
State of Formation: Georgia
Last Annual Registration Year: 2023
REGISTERED AGENT INFORMATION
Registered Agent Name: Stephanie Lindsey
Physical Address:
1182b Washington Street, Covington, GA, 30014, USA
County: Newton