Judge Makes Major Ruling In Case Of Driver Who Fatally Struck Young Bicyclist In South Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) – A judge on Thursday granted a family's request to have the Pennsylvania Attorney General's Office examine the case of a driver who struck and killed a young bicyclist in South Philadelphia. The accident happened at 10th and Shunk Streets in May 2018. Eleven-year-old Julian Angelucci was the victim.
The District Attorney's Office decided not to charge the driver, saying that it was an accident and not a crime.
Angelucci's family disagreed.
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On Thursday, a judge granted the family's request to have the Pennsylvania Attorney General's Office examine the case.
"I'm not confident at all. I don't believe it's going to go well since all of the things the DA's office has done or not done intentionally," Daniel Angelucci, Julian's grandfather, said.
In December, Angelucci's family filed a private criminal complaint against the driver.
