The CPH sent cease and desist notices to websites to curb the spread of the pictures but they had little effect. Perk dismissed the case on the grounds that the two officers have no obligation to protect the privacy of the Catsouras, although their action was utterly reprehensible. However, during summary judgement, Judge Steven L. O’Donnell was suspended was 25 days without pay while Reich quit his job for reasons unrelated to the accident and photo leak. This prompted the CPH, after an internal investigation, to issue a formal apology to the family. On the ruling of a Judge, the family was encouraged to press on with the charges. The Catsouras sued the California Highway Patrol and the two supervisors responsible for the photo leak, in the Orange County Supreme Court of California.
Due to a lack of a barrier on that part of the road, it crashed into a concrete toll booth near the Alton Parkway Interchange. The Porsche changed its travelling course due to the impact and crossed the road’s broad median. She bumped a Honda Civic as she tried to pass by its right side. Nikki was travelling at about 100 miles per hour on the 241 Toll Road in Lake Forest at about 1:38 pm. He was put on hold for some minutes and was later informed of the accident.
Christos begins to search for his daughter and calls the emergency number to help him locate the car.
She calls her husband to inform him since Nikki wasn’t allowed to drive that car.
She investigates and sees her husband’s Porsche 911 Carrera reversing out of the garage, her daughter, Nicole “Nikki” was at the wheel. The mother, after some minutes, notes that she hears a door close and footsteps through the back door. After lunch, the father, Christos Catsouras, left home for work while the mother remains at home. The Catsouras had lunch at their home in Ladera Ranch, California, on October 31, 2006.
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