Julio Acevedo, the New York man who killed an entire Orthodox Jewish family in a hit-and-run incident is finally responding to his actions.
During a sit-down interview with ABC, Acevedo revealed that he feels no guilt over the accident that occurred last month that led to him being arrested.
He told the news outlet:
‘Sure I played a part, I couldn’t stop. Accidents happen.”
According to Julio, he blames the cab driver that was driving the couple at the time for the whole accident, saying he ran a stop sign.
He continued:
‘Let’s ask the cab driver, why did he run the stop sign? He was in more of a rush than I was. He was rushing the woman to the hospital.’
He claims that he was being shot at when he sped off in his car, which is what led to him rushing on the scene.
Police say there were no reports of any shots being fired in that area.
Julio has pled not guilty to the charges against him, which includes speeding at a rate of 70 mph.
We hope that this case is investigated and justice is served!
