NEEDHAM, MASS. (WHDH) - A Needham man and a Wellesley woman have been indicted in connection with a February crash that killed two teenagers in Needham.
Robert Berry, 65 of Needham, and Danis Antoine-Guiteau, 52 of Wellesley, were indicted on numerous charges stemming from the crash in which the Needham girls were struck and killed while walking near their high school.
Berry was indicted on charges of negligent motor vehicle homicide and two counts of aggravated assault and battery with a dangerous weapon.
Antoine-Guiteau was indicted on charges of manslaughter and negligent motor vehicle homicide charges.
Talia Newfield, 16, and Adrienne Garrido, 17, were walking on Webster street when they were struck and killed on Feb. 10.
An arraignment date has not yet been set.
In a family statement Tuesday, the Newfields said: “Talia was a wonderful person – righteous, smart, artistic, loving to her family and friends, helpful to those around her, and so very beautiful. Talia passed through our lives for 16 years with happiness, smiles, colorful style and humor. We love her so much, and we miss her every minute of every day. We are filled with anguish, despair and sadness; our lives are changed forever; we do not know how to carry on without Talia, and we struggle to get through each day.”
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