An Apple employee has been charged with the murder of a 2-year-old girl in the Bay Area on Tuesday after he allegedly crashed into a vehicle she was a passenger in at nearly 100 mph right outside the tech titan’s headquarters.
Eric Chen Su, 38, appeared before a Palo Alto judge and faces a felony count of murder and assault with a deadly weapon.
Santa Clara County Deputy District Attorney Rob Baker said he believed murder was “unquestionably” the appropriate charge because the speedometer in Su’s vehicle “appeared to have been frozen at 100 at the time of the collision.”
The young victim, identified as 2-year-old Riley Howard, is being actively mourned at the crash site in Cupertino.
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