Hombre de Washington acusado de culpar a su amigo fallecido por un accidente mortal

19 de mayo de 2026

Reportado por IA

Un hombre de 22 años de Spokane enfrenta cargos de homicidio vehicular tras un accidente ocurrido en mayo en el que murió su amigo y otras personas resultaron heridas. Los fiscales aseguran que inicialmente intentó culpar a la víctima antes de admitir que él conducía.

Salom Batlok está acusado de un cargo de homicidio vehicular por la muerte de Dewayne Aiseia, de 21 años, y dos cargos de asalto vehicular. El accidente ocurrió alrededor de las 7:30 a. m. del 8 de mayo cerca de W. Airport Drive y S. Spotted Road en Spokane, cuando el BMW de Batlok chocó contra un poste.

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