Families of Boeing Crash Victims Urge DOJ to Pursue Criminal Charges
Victims' relatives seek accountability for 737 MAX crashes, pushing for prosecutions of Boeing and its executives.
- Families met with DOJ officials to demand legal action against Boeing for the fatal crashes.
- DOJ found Boeing violated a 2021 agreement to avoid prosecution by failing to comply with safety terms.
- Boeing has 30 days to appeal the DOJ's ruling before a court hearing on July 7.
- Victims' families criticize the 2021 deal as insufficient and demand harsher penalties.
- Options for DOJ include prosecuting Boeing, extending the current probation, or negotiating a new plea deal.