CNN Twitter users took pride in the tweet calling the alleged murder an “accident”.
CNN wrote in a tweet that police said the 13- and 15-year-old girls attacked the Uzer Itus driver with a taser while he was carjacking it, causing an accident in which he was fatally injured.
Two teenage girls fought a Uber It’s delivery driver in an attempt to jack up a car, killing 66-year-old Mohammed Anwar after he fell off a vehicle.
One Twitter user wrote in response to the tweet, “Two girls killed him after jacking the car. Fix it for you.”
“They killed him. The teenagers killed the driver. You’re allowed to say that,” another user wrote.
“CNN is run by apologists for ruthlessness,” Fox News’ Greg Gutfeld wrote, citing a CNN tweet.
Boxed D.C. from the car towards his death. Car jacking
Police say the suspects, aged 13 and 15, have been charged with murder in Anwar’s murder.
According to the testimony of Homicide Unit Detective Chad Leo’s court, a young woman told DC police officers that they left on Tuesday with a stunning gun to steal a car.
The girls got into Anwar’s car at 4.30pm at the Navy Yard metro station, Leo said.
Exercise in DC Teen Girls Deadly Attempted Car Jacking
Anwar took the young women to the national park, where he pulled over his car and a fight broke out between them. Officials cited police as part of Anwar’s car. Was left and pinned between the door and the driver’s seat as the teenagers put the vehicle in gear.
The car then sped forward, causing Anwar to fly fatally, as Kare took a sharp right turn, causing him to turn to his side and collide into two parked cars.
Officers arrived at the scene and police said Anwar was “suffering from fatal injuries”. DC Fire and Emergency Medical Services responded to the scene and the victim was moved to an area hospital where he was pronounced dead.
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A National Guard convoy that happened to be in the area pulled two young women out of a wrecked car. The juveniles have all been charged with serious criminal murder and armed carjacking and have been remanded in custody pending their next court date of March 31.
