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‘Drunk’ Rich Kid Killed College Students with His Porsche: Police
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26:53Now PlayingThree University of Arizona students — Katya Castillo-Mendoza, Sophia Troetel, and Josiah Santos — were struck and killed while crossing the street near campus, allegedly by 19-year-old Louis John Artal, who police say sped away in his Porsche instead of stopping to help. Katya later died after her family made the heartbreaking decision to remove her from life support. In court, Artal’s attorney said he fled out of fear, called his father, and later turned himself in — while prosecutors revealed he may have had drugs or alcohol in his system during the deadly crash. Law&Crime’s Chris Stewart is On the Case.
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