Apple employee charged with murder following fatal accident near Apple Park
After an accident near the Apple Park Visitor Center, which resulted in the death of a toddler, an Apple employee was arrested and subsequently charged with murder. An accident occurred near the Apple Park Visitor Center on Friday. On Friday, Apple employee Eric Chen Su reportedly drove at around 100 miles per hour as he crashed into a vehicle stopped in front of him. While Su sustained light injuries, the occupants of the vehicle he struck, a two-year-old and her babysitter, were rushed to a nearby hospital. Although her babysitter survived, two-year-old Riley Howard unfortunately passed away from injuries sustained in the wreck. The incident occurred at 12:01 PM PT near the intersection of North Tantau Avenue and Pruneridge Avenue, near the Apple Park Visitor Center. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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After an accident near the Apple Park Visitor Center, which resulted in the death of a toddler, an Apple employee was arrested and subsequently charged with murder. An accident occurred near the Apple Park Visitor Center on Friday. On Friday, Apple employee Eric Chen Su reportedly drove at around 100 miles per hour as he crashed into a vehicle stopped in front of him. While Su sustained light injuries, the occupants of the vehicle he struck, a two-year-old and her babysitter, were rushed to a nearby hospital. Although her babysitter survived, two-year-old Riley Howard unfortunately passed away from injuries sustained in the wreck. The incident occurred at 12:01 PM PT near the intersection of North Tantau Avenue and Pruneridge Avenue, near the Apple Park Visitor Center. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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After an accident near the Apple Park Visitor Center, which resulted in the death of a toddler, an Apple employee was arrested and subsequently charged with murder.
An accident occurred near the Apple Park Visitor Center on Friday.
On Friday, Apple employee Eric Chen Su reportedly drove at around 100 miles per hour as he crashed into a vehicle stopped in front of him.
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