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Apple employee’s chilling reaction to 100mph crash that killed girl, 2
New York Post • • nation
Key Points:
- Eric Chen Su, an Apple employee, faces a murder charge after allegedly crashing into a vehicle carrying two-year-old Riley Kathryn Howard at 100 mph near Apple's Cupertino campus, resulting in the child's death.
- Deputies described Su as "erratic and insensible" after the crash, noting he showed no remorse and gave incoherent responses during law enforcement interviews.
- The collision caused the victim's vehicle to burst into flames, critically injuring Riley and her babysitter, who were rescued by Good Samaritans.
- Su appeared in court in a wheelchair and faces felony charges including murder and assault with a deadly weapon; prosecutors emphasized the excessive speed as justification for the murder charge.
- Apple expressed condolences and gratitude for first responders following the tragic accident near their headquarters.
