The gruesome crash occurred around 6:45 a.m. on Oct. 24 after the SUV was reported stolen earlier that morning.
The 16-year-old driver who allegedly crashed a stolen SUV and killed four teenage passengers in Buffalo last month was hit with manslaughter charges Tuesday, prosecutors said.
The apparent joyride occurred after the Kia Sportage was allegedly stolen in what police believe might bethat encourages people to break into Kia and Hyundai cars with phone chargers. “I still don’t think it’s right that this kid is out playing video games when on Thursday at Thanksgiving, there’s going to be an empty chair of four individuals at the Thanksgiving dinner table,” Erie County District Attorney John Flynn told reporters.
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