Yolo deputy suffers minor injuries after hitting deer in Capay Valley

Good thing he was traveling 50 mph, I mean usually I see those Sheriffs going too fast, I am so glad that they informed us that he was not speeding. Good thing they know right away how fast he was going. I mean really, I am so happy that he was not speeding and its great how quickly they know the actual mph he was traveling.

Right!

Deputy Nyland has done great things for this community. The Sheriff Department is usually cautious, especially at night in the valley. I do believe he was doing about 50. Many people have hit deer in the valley. I hope he gets better soon and comes back to patrol our community. He is an asset.

Maybe he was on his cell phone talking/texting like I have seen alot of "officers" doing. I'm glad the deer is fine....poor little thing

fity wrote:

Good thing he was traveling 50 mph, I mean usually I see those Sheriffs going too fast, I am so glad that they informed us that he was not speeding. Good thing they know right away how fast he was going. I mean really, I am so happy that he was not speeding and its great how quickly they know the actual mph he was traveling.
Right!

Actually, the exact speed is recorded on the in car video camera system.

fity wrote:

Good thing he was traveling 50 mph, I mean usually I see those Sheriffs going too fast, I am so glad that they informed us that he was not speeding. Good thing they know right away how fast he was going. I mean really, I am so happy that he was not speeding and its great how quickly they know the actual mph he was traveling.
Right!

The cars have onboard cameras with GPS speed indicators. So really, he was doing 50. Keep buying the hype

I would like to personally thank Deputy Nyland for his service to the community. Crime doesnt pay with him always lurking around. I think he deserves a medal for putting his welfare over the deers. We need more deputies like Nyland. The other deputy with the moustache is nice too.

country gal wrote:

Maybe he was on his cell phone talking/texting like I have seen alot of "officers" doing. I'm glad the deer is fine....poor little thing

Is it unlawful for the law enforcement to talk on the phone while driving a law enforcement vehicle

A deer gets hit at 50 mph and the deer runs off? What kind of animal rights liberally crafted statement is that? No deer runs off after being hit a fifty miles per hour.

country gal wrote:

Maybe he was on his cell phone talking/texting like I have seen alot of "officers" doing. I'm glad the deer is fine....poor little thing

Nyland is an asset to our community and the sheriff's dept. I'm glad he is there for us.

We are so lucky that Deputy Nyland was not hurt seriously. I hope the deer is also okay.
Most accidents involving large animals do not have this good of an outcome for both the human and animal.

The deer was suspected of having gang ties.

Glad im not liberal wrote:

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Is it unlawful for the law enforcement to talk on the phone while driving a law enforcement vehicle

Actually there is a provision in the law for emergency personnel to be able to use cell phones in the course of their duties.

Go Giants!

anonymous wrote:

The deer was suspected of having gang ties.

Sureno or Norteno ..... That is the question! LOL

All BS aside it is good to know that there were TWO survivor's. Hope they both recover soon.