Happened on May 20, 2018, around 4:21 am on Rostovskoye Shosse, Krasnodar, Russia

Stanislav Yeromin (25) decided to go fishing. He went to his neighbors, Dmitriy Isayev (19) and his father Sergey Isayev (40). They got into Stanislavs VAZ-2112 and set off.

At around the same time, Vladislav Anosov, famous dentist and businessman, owner and ordinator of Center for Modern Dentistry DoctorStom (Центр современной стоматологии ДокторСтом) was driving drunk in his Mercedes S-Class. He had a fight with his wife the day before and was drinking heavily. Reportedly he was also being chased by the police.

On Rostovskoye Shosse he reached around 200 km/h. Then he crashed into the back of VAZ driven by Stanislav.

All three men were ejected from the vehicle. Stanislav, who was driving, and Dmitriy, who was sleeping on the back seat, died on spot. Sergey, who was seating in the front, was seriously injured, but he survived. Anosov wasn't even slightly injured.

Mother of Dmitriy, Ludmila Isayeva arrived first on the scene of the accident. Doctors forbidden her telling Sergey that their son had died. All this time, no one was allowed to come near Anosov, he was being guarded by five policemen.

"I asked, why he wasn't taken for a drinking test. They told me, that he refused to take one. They put him on a front seat of a police car, where he was talking on the phone with someone. I think he might be on drugs."

Said Ludmila

According to her, the investigation was almost not existing and Anosov was allowed to have a house arrest.

"Only after we found an attorney, the investigator said, that he was waiting for me."

She told Bloknot Krasnodara she was afraid, that person with a lot of money can avoid responsibility. Also Anosov tried negotiating with victims families through his attorney.

"His attorney called us and offered an agreement. We refused."

Spokesman of local police, Artem Konovalenko, confirmed that Anosov was drunk, when the accident occured and that Mercedes significantly exceeded the speed limit. He didn't confirm that Mercedes was being chased by the police tho.

Sergey, the only passenger that survived, learned about his sons death from the wife of Anosov. She was the first person to contact victims families and she confirmed that her husband got drunk and drove off in his Mercedes after a fight with her.

"About my sons death, I learned from his (Anosov's) wife. I was in a hospital, when she entered the room and told me: You son was buried today. I told her, that I didn't knew he died."

Said Sergey

Ludmila says that the reason for the tragedy may be a conflict on Anosovs family.

Anosov's wife called me and asked for a meeting. When we met, she started crying, begging for forgiveness. She told me it was all her fault, because she started a fight with him. She told me: He wanted to leave the family, but we have four children. He got angry because of this and that's why all this had happened.

In the end, Anosov was sentenced to four years suspended sentence. The court took into account the circumstances: Anosov plead guilty, showed sincere repentance, had four underage children and paid compensations for material and moral damage to the victims.

Stanislav Yeromin, Dmitriy Isayev and Stanislavs VAZ:

Dmitriy Isayev:

Vladislav Anosov, his wife and his daughter:

Vladislav Anosov:

Aftermath photos:

Mercedes license plate:

Vladislav Anosov:

Sources:

Bloknot Krasnodara

RusDTP

Inference from what I could see and guess(since it's hard to make out on CCTV footage) she was most likely trying to cross the road in a hurry so she doesn't get ran over by the bus, which the area she runs towards is the only place shown in video that isn't blocked by fencing.

Unfortunately she's slow AF; with the bus getting obstructed by the other bus on the top-right-corner of the video, it forces a shitty turn – sandwich-ing her neck between the pole and the bus itself.

Chile.

Context by /u/EatSleepJeep

It happened in Pleasant Hill, Iowa by my old house. Thief and accomplice were southbound on NE 56th st, TMC rig was westbound on Hwy 163/University Ave. They were a couple of meth heads and were known for stealing anything that wasn't tied down to feed their habit. The riding lawnmower they had was worth ~$1800.

Backstory provided by @GioJ

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Istra, Moscow Oblast, Russia - Aug, 2022

In Istra, near Moscow, a garbage truck ran into children, as a result of which one child died, the second was hospitalized. A criminal case has been initiated.

This was reported in the Main Directorate of the Investigative Committee of Russia for the Moscow Region.

“In the city of Istra, a garbage truck hit two children born in 2019 and 2017."

As a result of the incident, one child was hospitalized in a medical facility, the second died at the scene, ”the Telegram message says.

The investigation opened a case under the article on the provision of services that do not meet security requirements.

Specialists conduct an inspection of the scene.

https://www.tellerreport.com/news/2022-09-01-on-the-fact-of-the-death-of-a-child-as-a-result-of-a-collision-with-a-garbage-truck-in-istra-near-moscow--a-case-was-opened.rJMqAgWRJo.html#google_vignette

ST. LOUIS — A Kirkwood man accused of running a red light and hitting and killing two tourists downtown early Wednesday has been released from custody on bail.

Monte Henderson, 22, posted 10% of his $200,000 bond on Friday, court records show. He had been charged Thursday with two counts each of involuntary manslaughter and armed criminal action in the deaths of Laticha Bracero, 42, and her daughter Alyssa Cordova, 21, after police say he blew through a red light on Olive Street and hit them in a crosswalk after midnight Wednesday.

Bracero and Cordova were in town from Chicago attending a Drake concert at Enterprise Center Tuesday evening.

Police said Henderson was driving a Jeep Grand Cherokee more than 70 mph on Olive Street when he ran a stoplight at 18th Street in the Downtown West neighborhood, hitting multiple vehicles and the two pedestrians.

Judge Annette Llewellyn set bond Thursday at $200,000 or 10% cash. Henderson has no prior felonies, and Judge Llewellyn did not consider him a threat to society or a flight risk.

But St. Louis police Officer Matthew Wieczorek, in the probable cause statement he filed in the case Thursday, said he did believe Henderson is a danger to the community and would not appear on a summons.

Llewellyn, a former public defender, was one of former Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner's first hires when she took office and headed the prosecutor's diversion programs for a month before former Gov. Eric Greitens appointed her circuit judge in 2018.

While traffic fatalities in the city have fallen back toward pre-pandemic averages, the crash Wednesday again refocused attention on the reckless driving incidents that have put city leaders under pressure to respond to pedestrian and motorist safety. And Henderson's release may again raise questions about pretrial detention policies in St. Louis Circuit Court.

A year ago, a car crash that injured a teenage girl in town for a volleyball tournament — an annual event that had downtown St. Louis streets and sidewalks packed with young athletes and their parents on Saturday — amplified calls for Gardner to resign. Her critics pointed to the driver's many violations of his bond for other criminal charges at the time of the crash, questioning why prosecutors hadn't moved to have him jailed.

Meanwhile, aldermen and Mayor Tishaura O. Jones a year ago approved a $40 million package for traffic-calming infrastructure, but those projects are still in the planning stages. And St. Louis police, which are grappling with some 300 vacant positions, made about half as many traffic stops in 2021 as they did in 2009 — back when there were also just half as many traffic deaths on the city's streets.

“While the City has made significant investments in traffic and pedestrian infrastructure, reckless driving continues to be an urgent and immediate issue that directly affects the safety and wellbeing of residents and visitors alike,” Jones said in a statement the day after the crash on Olive Street.

https://www.stltoday.com/news/local/crime-courts/kirkwood-man-out-on-bond-after-charges-of-killing-2-in-downtown-st-louis-crash/article_4647e126-cdd4-11ee-8ef4-3b218a6f7a1a.html

If it's a repost or just needs to be taken down lmk

1977 South African Grand Prix at Kyalami. On lap 22, Zorzi pulled to the left side of the main straight. He was having problems with his fuel metering unit, and the fuel was pumping directly into the engine, which then caught fire.

Two marshals from the moat wall on the opposite side of the runway rushed to help fight a fire. The first marshal to cross the track was a 25-year-old scout named William (Bill). The second was 19-year-old Frederik "Frikkie", Jansen van Vuuren, who carried a 40-pound (18 kg) fire extinguisher.

Tom Pryce was directly behind Stuck's car along the main straight, Stuck saw Jansen van Vuuren and moved to the right to avoid both stewards, losing Bill by what Tremayne calls "millimeters". From his position, Pryce couldn't see Jansen van Vuuren and couldn't react as quickly as Stuck had done. It hit the teenage marshal at approximately 270 km/h (170 mph). Ansen van Vuuren was thrown into the air and landed in front of Zorzi and Bill. He died on impact and his body was seriously mutilated by Pryce's car. The fire extinguisher he was carrying hit Pryce in the head.

NYC, NY, USA - Aug 03, 2022

A man was charged with two counts of manslaughter for allegedly killing a salsa dancer and Cardi B's friend when he ran a red light at 50mph and caused a car to crash into them.

Leandro Diaz Ramirez, 28, was behind the wheel of the speeding BMW when he crashed into a Subaru - which then crushed the two pedestrians in Inwood, New York.

Joel Adames, 31, and David Fernandez, 40, were killed in the August 3 crash - with artist Cardi B, who was a pal of the deceased, leading the tributes and memorializing Adames.

Earlier that evening, Fernandez cut his friend Adames' hair, and the pair had gone for a drink before walking home on West 207th Street and Sherman Avenue around 4am.

Announcing the manslaughter charges against the Bronx man today, District Attorney Bragg said that continue to protect the safety of pedestrians and drivers on our streets.'

The BMW Ramirez was speeding at 59mph north on Sherman Avenue when it collided with a Subaru Forester SUV headed in the opposite direction at the West 207th Street intersection, police said.

He sped through a red right moments before the fatal crash. Ramirez was driving over double the speed limit.

The impact launched the SUV onto the sidewalk, where it slammed into and crushed the two men. They died from their injuries earlier this year.

The driver broke several ribs and his pelvis.

Ramirez has now been indictment by the New York State Supreme Court with two counts of manslaughter of in the second degree, one count of assault in the second degree, two counts of criminally negligent homicide and three counts of assault in the third degree.

District Attorney Alvin L. Bragg Jr,. said: 'As alleged, this reckless speeding and driving ended in tragedy.

'Manhattanites should not be killed by drivers when they are simply walking in their neighborhood. We will continue to protect the safety of pedestrians and drivers on our streets.'

Tributes poured out for the men - who are both well known in the Inwood neighborhood.

Cardi B posted to social media about her friend Adames.

'Stupidness, negligence, I hope the worst to who committed this!' the singer wrote. 'Took someone sooo loved, full of life and just all around amazing leaving people destroy.. RIP JOEL.'

Surveillance video shows the horrific moment the two men were struck by the SUV. They appeared to be caught off guard as the massive vehicle suddenly came barreling toward them.

Dramatic photos from the scene in the aftermath of the crash shows the two men lying unconscious on the sidewalk as their blood spills onto the street. The SUV and BMW are seen in the footage, having been heavily damaged in the collision.

Family and friends gathered at a growing memorial at the scene of the crash to mourn the men, and shared good memories with local media.

Adames' family said he was getting a late night haircut by David Fernandez so that he would look fresh for his daughter's birthday celebration later in the day.

'He was just an amazing person,' said Jolemy Clasé, a lifelong friend of Fernandez, told PIX11. 'The community loved him.'

Fernandez, a beloved barber, would cut and style the hair of anyone who'd ask - at any time. He even had celebrity clients like DJ Baby Face and guitarist Max Santos.

'You call him at 2am, he'd stay open just for you,' his cousin Robert Gomez said. 'That's literally what happen[ed].'

Fernandez was also known by a different name: 'David the Dancer.'

He was a salsa instructor and also a winner of many international salsa competitions, friends told local media.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11276273/Man-28-charged-manslaughter-killing-salsa-dancer-friend-Cardi-B-speeding-car.html

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9478803/PICTURED-Bronx-construction-worker-shot-dead-man-work.html

She's on the left side of the screen at the beginning, but unfortunately the body gets blurred after she's shot 6 times.

this was sent to me straight from the great country of China and to the best of my knowldge hasnt been posted online

Swiped off Reddit sometime 2021.

I think the story was he was mentally disturbed and had an issue with the building/landowners of building.

Strike !