The end result of Liberal parenting in focus:

SAN DIEGO (AP) – The 19-year-old son of former California Assembly Speaker Fabian Nunez is among four men charged in the October stabbing death of a college student, prosecutors said Wednesday.

Esteban Nunez and the others were arrested Tuesday in Sacramento, a day after formal charges were filed in San Diego. Each is charged with murder, assault with a deadly weapon and vandalism, said Paul Levikow, a spokesman for the San Diego County District Attorney’s Office.

Levikow said the office would have no further comment until an arraignment set for Thursday. The suspects face a maximum sentence of life in prison if convicted of murder.

Fabian Nunez, who stepped down as Assembly speaker this year because of term limits, emerged from his home in a neighborhood near Sacramento State University on Wednesday morning and got into a Ford Expedition with his wife and two younger children. He shook his head and refused to talk to a reporter before heading to Sacramento International Airport.

“I have no comment,” the 41-year-old said when reached later inside an airport terminal.

He referred media inquiries to Carlsbad defense attorney C. Bradley Patton, who did not immediately return a telephone call Wednesday.

Esteban Nunez was arrested as he left his father’s Sacramento home, while the others were arrested elsewhere in the Sacramento area. Police were taking the suspects to San Diego on Wednesday.

It was not publicly known that Esteban Nunez was a suspect until his arrest, though San Diego police detectives had searched the Northern California homes of all four suspects about a week after the Oct. 4 stabbing.

“The subjects knew about the warrants,” San Diego police Capt. Jim Collins told the San Diego Union-Tribune. “They just didn’t know when the hammer would fall.”

Ryan Jett, Leshanor Thomas and Rafael Garcia, all 19, face the same charges as Esteban Nunez, police said.

Police allege the four men got into a fight with the victim, Luis Santos, 22, and four of his friends as they left a party near San Diego State University. Three young men were stabbed and Santos, a student at San Diego Mesa College, died at the scene.

“I’m glad they arrested the people involved in my son’s murder,” Santos’ father, Fred Santos, told the Union-Tribune from his home in the San Francisco Bay area city of Concord. “Who these people are, who their parents are, doesn’t make the pain less or more. It changes nothing. Nothing can bring my son back.”

Even now I’m sure Esteban is waiting for someone to bail him out, blaming his arrest on bigotry and will no doubt claim American society, not the piss poor parenting of Fabian Nunez, is the root cause of his inability to get involved in a altercation without stabbing someone to death. You know, the typical liberal nonsense. Esteban is a monster, a man who murdered someone over some petty squabble. And I hope the family of the victim sues Fabian Nunez for inflicting that monster on the rest of us, and their poor son.