NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ – A Staten Island mother and her son have been returned to New Jersey to face charges stemming from a deadly street-racing crash on the Garden State Parkway that killed one passenger and seriously injured another.
@jhongb85 Secuencia completa de cómo viví este momento y me doy cuenta que al llegar a New York veo toda esta policía , al salir del avión los estaban esperando , por lo visto estaban en busca y captura tras correr carrera ilegal y matar a una persona , su madre estaba intentando sacarlo del país pero como se ve no fue posible #newyorkcity #airport #detencion #eeuu?? ♬ sonido original – jhongb85
Authorities say the June 29 crash happened when 20-year-old Alvi Limani, driving a BMW X3, was racing alongside a BMW M5 driven by 23-year-old Jeter Ogando. Limani’s vehicle struck two other cars, ejecting two passengers. One of them, 20-year-old Albion Hysenaj, died from his injuries. Another 21-year-old passenger was hospitalized in serious condition.
Investigators allege Limani fled the crash scene on foot with another passenger, 19-year-old Emily Harrington, who now faces charges of hindering, obstruction, and conspiracy to endanger another. Ogando has been charged with vehicular homicide, endangering another, and assault by auto.
Prosecutors say Limani and his mother, 42-year-old Vilma Vneshta, flew to Miami after the crash in an attempt to leave the country. Both were arrested in Florida on July 17 and extradited to New Jersey this week.
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Key Points
- Fatal June 29 Garden State Parkway street race left one dead and one seriously injured
- Driver Alvi Limani and mother Vilma Vneshta arrested in Florida while allegedly trying to flee
- Multiple suspects charged, including another driver and a passenger accused of hindering
