The juvenile driver faces several serious accusations, including an involuntary homicide in vehicle
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- The police responded to calls for a speeding BMW and found the driver refusing to stop.
- Despite the end of the prosecution, the authorities say that the driver has always accelerated and caused a fatal accident.
- Now, two innocent motorists have died, and the minor driver without license is in prison.
A tragic reminder of the murderous consequences of the speed has surfaced in Toms River, NJ, where the police work to reconstruct things after an reckless accident made two young lives. The authorities say that the Joyrider, a minor without license, was live when the deadly collision occurred, adding a disturbing layer to an already insane act.
At 10:45 p.m., the police first noticed a speeding BMW (supposed to be a sedan in the 3 series, although it was not clear) and tried to initiate a stop of traffic. The driver fled rather than slowing down and the agents broke the pursuit in the interest of security. The data indicates that most flight drivers slow down once the police have stopped continuing. Unfortunately, this is not what happened in this case. Less than 15 minutes later, two innocent people would lose their lives.
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Prosecutor Bradley D. Billhimer said Patch The fact that the BMW collided with a Toyota Camry, which had four occupants, at the intersection of Route 37 and the road 166. Although it is clear how much the white BMW sedan was traveling when it struck the Camry, the officers say they have recorded at least a few moments per hour of the BMW reaching 118 mi / h (189 km / h) hour.
The two occupants of Toyota, Evan Fiore, 23, and her girlfriend, Kiley Armstrong, 21, were killed on the scene, while two others, the twin sister of Kiley, Krista Armstrong, 21, and her boyfriend, Ryan Chapman, 19, are currently facing critical injuries in the hospital. Two BMW occupants were also injured but were released after treatment. The driver of the BMW, a minor without license, has undergone any wreckage injury.
Now, the minor, whose identity has not been disclosed because of his age, faces accusations of guilty manslaughter, four aggravated charges causing bodily injuries while exchanging, two heads of auto, two counts of death by driving without license, two charges of injury without dismissal, two counts, two counts Aggressive manifies indinfonant, which counted the man, two chiefs of aggressive aggression manifies indinfonated to the extreme, with two charges of the aggressive inducement inducement aggression, two chiefs of enumeration of the aggression agravement indinfinuf extrewoning induce, two accusation of the aggression Indinfinuf extrewoning induce indinfinuf, two accusation of aggressive aggressive aggression escapes and four chiefs of aggression per auto.
It is not known if this accident had something to do with the relatively recent trend in the tri-state area of what some call “swim”. It is an activity where drivers intentionally bring the police to prosecution, have crossed traffic and sometimes block during live broadcast. Whatever the link of this accident to this trend, I hope it will be a reminder that gives to think about everyone to be safe there.
