The U-HAUL driver without a heart accused of deadly plowing was arrested to a pedestrian near Queens College during the summer this week-the prosecutors claimed that it left the car full of stolen credit cards.
Jimmy Ferrera, 37, was arrested on Tuesday and was charged with unintentional murder, attack, robbery and a large number of other crimes in the August 20 collision, which left the 56 -year -old infantry David Obila.
It is claimed that the reckless driver is planted on Hardis Harding Highway, jumped to the sidewalk and hit Obila before hitting a light column and a car driver and eventually gave up the barefoot car with the passenger, Jennifer Sablan, 43, according to the Queens Melinda Katz province.
After the duo escaped, the investigators discovered a set of evidence inside the truck, including many stolen credit cards, checks book, laptop, and benefits card with a Ferreira, forged mail service key, a false bill, metal key, metal switches, and prosecutors, claiming.
“The defendant escaped from the car with its passenger, Jennifer Sablan, and the content of the U-Haul truck revealed that the duo were involved in other crimes, including theft of identity,” Katz said in a statement.
It was claimed that the truck was rented using a fake name.
Investigators also found four notebooks containing financial details, including names, addresses, and social security numbers of Emmastist residents, who were claimed to be victims of a robbery committed by Ferrera months ago.
Prosecutors said that Ferrera claimed that the mailing key to extracting the packages and envelopes from the locked post boxes in a residential building on Van Lake Street in Emmhrest on June 28.
Prosecutors said that the Ferrera DNA was left on the U-Haul airbag, and it was arrested with the help of NYPD, postal inspection and secret service.
Meanwhile, Siblan, from Bronx, was accused of forged tool, criminal possession of stolen property, possession of robbery tools and 59 illegal possession of personal identity information.
Queens Ferrera judge was detained without a guarantee, while the sponsorship of Sapian was set at $ 30,000 in cash.
Opila was “at the beginning of his life” when he was killed, his family wrote on the Gofundme page that collects money for his funerary expenses.
They wrote, “U-HAUL driver and passenger, who fled both women, without a heart from the scene on foot, leaving David to die in the street.”
Additional reports by Amanda Woods
