Dharmesh Patel, 42, was charged with three counts of attempted murder in January 2023 after authorities said he deliberately drove his Tesla off a San Mateo County cliff with his wife and ...

The California doctor who intentionally drove his wife and children off a cliff in their Tesla will be placed into a mental health program and could avoid criminal charges altogether. San Mateo ...

Dr. Dharmesh Patel is the first high-profile defendant charged with attempted murder to get Mental Health Diversion under California's recently revised law. His case is fueling a legal debate and ...

All criminal charges filed against Dharmesh Patel were indefinitely suspended on Thursday. Judge Susan Jakubowski ruled that the father of two is suitable for mental health diversion. Patel will ...

Prosecutors charged Dharmesh A. Patel, MD, 43, with attempted murder after the Tesla he was driving plunged off a 250-foot cliff along the Pacific Coast Highway in San Mateo County, injuring his ...

Inmate records show Dharmesh Patel was out of custody by 4:30 p.m. Patel, 43, had been locked in a San Mateo County jail without bail ever since a January 2, 2023 crash. The doctor and his family ...

Dharmesh Patel, who was granted admission into the two-year program last Thursday at the San Mateo County Court, will remain in jail for “several weeks” before he’s released, the San Mateo ...

PASADENA, CA – Indian American Dharmesh Arvind Patel, 41, of Pasadena has been charged with attempted murder and child abuse after he intentionally drove his Tesla sedan, with his wife Neha ...

Dharmesh Patel remains in custody on no-bail status after the Jan. 2, 2023 incident. But the recent decision that he is eligible for a mental health diversion program means he could be released ...

Dharmesh Patel is seen court in Redwood City, Calif., on Thursday, February 9, 2023. Patel, who drove a Tesla over a cliff with his two children and wife in the car, was cleared to be released ...

Dharmesh Patel, 42, was granted a mental health diversion last week by a judge who heard that he suffers from a major ...