Driver in Deadly Brooklyn Crash Appears in Court, Pleads Not Guilty
CBS New YorkMay 7, 20251 min2,673 views
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- 32-year-old Miriam Urei made her first in-person court appearance for the fatal Brooklyn crash.
- She previously appeared virtually from her hospital bed for a psychological evaluation.
- Today, she was arraigned before a judge and entered a not guilty plea.
Charges and Allegations
- Urei was indicted on charges including second-degree manslaughter, negligent homicide, and assault.
- She is accused of causing a two-car crash that killed a mother and her two children.
- The crash also struck an Uber carrying four people before hitting the family crossing the street.
Driver's Record
- Urei's driving record reportedly shows she was driving with a suspended license.
- She had accumulated more than 99 violations and 20 speeding tickets.
Ongoing Coverage
- The Brooklyn District Attorney is expected to provide an update outside the courthouse.
- A full recap of the investigation will be available later in the afternoon.
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