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An infant, whose parents and brother were killed in a San Francisco bus stop crash, has also died from injuries sustained in the accident. The 78-year-old suspected driver of the SUV has been arrested and charged with felony vehicular manslaughter and reckless driving causing bodily injury. Residents have left flowers at the site of the tragic incident.
The driver involved in the fatal San Francisco bus stop crash that killed three family members and gravely injured an infant has been released from custody. Mary Fong Lau, 78, was driving a white Mercedes SUV at an excessive speed in the wrong direction on a divided highway when the crash occurred. Three family members waiting at the bus stop were killed, and an infant remains hospitalized without parents or a sibling. Lau, who was also hospitalized for injuries, is no longer in police custody, and the decision on whether to charge her rests with the San Francisco District Attorney.
The 78-year-old driver, Mary Fong Lau, accused of crashing into a family at a San Francisco bus stop, has released a statement expressing gratitude for first responders and requesting privacy as she remains in the hospital. The crash resulted in the deaths of three family members and left a 6-month-old baby in critical condition. Fong Lau's attorney stated that she has been fully cooperating with investigators and could be released from the hospital, but it is uncertain whether she will be taken into police custody.
A 78-year-old driver was arrested in San Francisco for a deadly crash at a bus stop that killed three people, including a child, and left an infant in critical condition. The driver faces multiple felony charges, and the incident marks the city's fifth, sixth, and seventh pedestrian deaths this year. The police investigation is ongoing, and a vigil for the crash victims is scheduled.
A family of four, celebrating their wedding anniversary, became victims of a horrific crash at a San Francisco bus stop, resulting in the deaths of the parents and their toddler, while their infant son sustained critical injuries. Witnesses suspect the elderly driver of a white Mercedes SUV may have suffered a medical condition, causing the vehicle to speed into the bus stop without braking. The community has come together to mourn the tragic loss, leaving flowers and toys at the site, while street safety advocates plan a vigil. The police are still investigating the incident, and it remains uncertain if the driver will face charges.
Gabriel Gallardo, a survivor of the Brownsville bus stop crash that killed at least eight and injured 10, is pleading with President Joe Biden to help him and his family. Gallardo, a migrant from Venezuela, lost a leg in the crash and is asking for his wife and two children to be allowed to come to the U.S. from Colombia. The victims of the crash are believed to be migrants, and authorities have not ruled out the possibility that the crash was intentional.