WASHINGTON - A D.C. firefighter is charged with second-degree murder in connection with a street racing death over the summer.
Back on July 19, police say Ryan Thompson waved to another car -- driven by Rasheed Murray -- and a street race began on 16th Street. Police believe Murray lost control of his car near Madison Street. It flipped over and landed on top of a car driven by a 24-year-old man who was killed.
Police quickly arrested Murray and charged him with second-degree murder. Nearly four months later, Thompson, a firefighter assigned to Engine 22 on Georgia Avenue, is facing the same charge.
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3 comments:
What difference does it make that he's a fireman? Do people think he'll be racing fire engines?
everyone makes mistakes, but this idiot should be jobless now. there are no rehabs for racing addicts.
Anonymous said...
What difference does it make that he's a fireman? Do people think he'll be racing fire engines?
February 22, 2016 at 12:54 PM
It makes a big difference you goofball Stupid idiots like you are always in trouble.
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