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A 13-year-old California girl fatally struck two men after taking off with her mother’s car, authorities said.

The girl from Vista was stopped Friday night, but sped away when an officer approached her car, Escondido police said.

The teen then lost control and crashed into the bushes, where two men were sleeping, authorities said.

Police said they believe both of the men were homeless.

One was pronounced dead at the scene, while the other died at a hospital, cops said.

The girl and a friend, who had been a passenger, were arrested and later released to their parents, police said. It’s unclear whether they will face any charges.
 
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Rotten twat.
Throw her away.


 
A 13-year-old girl has been arrested more than a month after police say she took her mother’s car for a joyride, then crashed into some bushes where two men were sleeping, killing both.

Authorities say the teen took the SUV without her mom’s permission in Vista, got pulled over for a traffic violation but sped away as an officer approached the car, losing control a few blocks later and slamming into the roadside planter.

Police said the victims were believed to be homeless and had taken shelter along a wall behind the bushes.

A doorbell camera captured video of a crash Escondido.

“The car was just speeding off right here,” neighbor Ivan Calderon said at the time of the crash. “I’m not sure if they were trying to make a turn and they didn’t handle it, and just went straight to the wall.”

Now about six weeks later, the 13-year-old accused of driving the car has been arrested and booked into juvenile hall on charges of vehicular manslaughter, evading police causing injury or death, and felony hit and run causing death or serious injury.

“Since the tragic event took place, traffic investigators have been working diligently to locate and process evidence, finalize statements from involved parties and witnesses, and attempt to re-create the circumstances surrounding the crash,” a statement from Escondido Police Department read Thursday.

“During this time, our investigators have been in communication with the Juvenile Branch of the San Diego County District Attorney’s office on the filing of all possible charges,” the statement said. “Investigators prepared an affidavit for an arrest warrant for the 13-year-old driver and the warrant was issued by the court.”
The victims have been identified as Mateo Salvador, 33, and Sofio Sotelo Torres, 51.
 
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