In the fatal Friday morning Harlin, Gruwell from Astoria got in the wrong car. When the car lost control and caught fire, the driver stopped the 25-year-old girl in a burning cabin, and he left the scene in a taxi.
The tragic incident occurred at about 4:00 on highway Gowanus at the entrance to the Brooklyn bridge. Car brand Infiniti G35 2007 year lost control, crashed into a fence and caught fire.
23-year-old Sayyid Ahmad, who was driving, managed to get out. When a motorist is caught a taxi to get to the hospital, Gruul were burned alive.
Arrived at the scene firefighters found on the passenger seat of her charred body they had no choice but to pronounce him dead.
Police found Ahmad in the medical center Maimonides, where he applied for burns on the hands, feet and neck.
Relatives of the driver assure us that he was trying to save the girl, but it did not work. According to the brother of the defendant, Wahid Ahmad, Gruwell was stuck so he couldn’t get her out.
Why didn’t he asked for help and call the police and 911? As it turned out, the young man was driving without a license, moreover, exceeded the speed — apparently, he was afraid of responsibility.
Meanwhile, justice Ahmad cannot escape. Now, in addition to driving without a license and speeding, he will have to answer for manslaughter and fleeing the scene.
TRAFFIC ALERT Eastbound on the #BQE (near ex 24) We managed to get by with one lane shutdowns to come. @CBSNewYork pic.twitter.com/6jj21498I5
— Magdalena Doris (@MagdalenaDoris) October 13, 2017
