Un homme de Washington accusé d'avoir fait porter la responsabilité d'un accident mortel à son ami décédé

19 mai 2026

Rapporté par l'IA

Un habitant de Spokane âgé de 22 ans fait face à des accusations d'homicide involontaire au volant après un accident survenu en mai, qui a coûté la vie à son ami et en a blessé d'autres. Selon les procureurs, il a d'abord tenté de rejeter la faute sur la victime avant d'admettre qu'il conduisait.

Salom Batlok est accusé d'un chef d'homicide involontaire au volant dans le cadre du décès de Dewayne Aiseia, âgé de 21 ans, ainsi que de deux chefs d'agression au volant. L'accident s'est produit vers 7h30 le 8 mai près de W. Airport Drive et S. Spotted Road à Spokane, lorsque la BMW de Batlok a percuté un poteau.

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