Monterey Sydney accident: second person charged for collision
- Horror accident killed two young brothers
- Second person charged over incident
Police will say street racing was to blame for a horrific car crash that killed two brothers in Sydney’s south last month.
Xavier Abreu, 10, and his younger brother Peter, nine, were killed when a Subaru Impreza sedan they were in crashed into a tree in Monterey on August 25.
The driver, a 33-year-old man, was charged in connection with the incident and remains before the courts.
Xavier Abreu, 10, and his younger brother Peter, nine, were killed when a Subaru Impreza sedan they were in crashed into a tree in Monterey on August 25.
The driver, a 33-year-old man, was charged in connection with the incident and remains before the courts.
Following an extensive investigation, police have charged a second man after new information came to light about the moments leading up to the crash.
Police allege the Subaru Impreza was involved in a street race with a silver Audi A4 before the driver of the Subaru lost control of the vehicle, crossed onto the wrong side of the road and crashed into a tree.
A 24-year-old man was arrested Wednesday and charged with two counts of aggravated dangerous driving resulting in death, organizing and promoting a road race and two counts of failing to stop and provide assistance after an impact causing death.
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