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4:29Now PlayingAmandeep Singh’s lawyer gave The Post a “tone def” answer in court: His client is a “human being” and he’s the one “hurting.” Singh, 34, is on trial for the fatal May 3 car crash that took the lives of two Long Island eighth-graders. In this episode, reporter Kevin Sheehan walks us through the details from that tragic night. The accused was driving a 7,000-lb. Dodge Ram the wrong way when he collided at 90 mph in a 40-mph zone with an Alfa Romeo carrying four teenagers. Drew Hassenbein and Ethan Falkowitz, both 14, died at the scene.
Find out how the DWI suspect “did everything wrong” from a defense perspective in this episode of "Crime Scene Reporting." He had an empty tequila bottle in his SUV and cocaine in his bloodstream, Sheehan reports, and he also fled the wreck before cops found him hiding behind a nearby dumpster. In unleashed police body-cam footage, the married father-of-two claimed he was a “millionaire” and begged cops not to tell his wife that he’d been out partying with other women. Singh is charged with vehicular homicide, driving while intoxicated and more.
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