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Drunk Driver Laughs and Lies After Crash That Killed Two Teens
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44:27Now PlayingAmandeep Singh, who was drunk and high on cocaine, drove his truck the wrong way on a New York highway in May 2023, crashing into a car of teenagers and killing 14-year-olds Ethan Falkowitz and Drew Hassenbein while injuring others. Singh initially denied driving, gave conflicting stories to police, and only later admitted responsibility, eventually pleading guilty to multiple charges including aggravated vehicular homicide. He was sentenced to a maximum of 25 years in prison. Law&Crime’s Elizabeth Millner shows us the bodycam from the incident.
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