HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — A teenager police say was driving a stolen SUV that struck a woman who later died is now facing a manslaughter charge.
Hartford police said Tuesday they obtained a warrant charging 18-year-old Deykevious Russaw with second-degree manslaughter. He previously had faced an assault charge.
Two people were struck by the SUV while standing at a Hartford bus stop on July 18. Police said the crash was caught on surveillance video.
One victim, 56-year-old Rosella Shuler, lost both her legs and then died at a Hartford hospital last weekend. The medical examiner’s office on Monday ruled the death a homicide.
Russaw is already in custody on $1 million bond for an unrelated murder charge. It could not be determined if he has a lawyer.
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