Schoharie limo crash: Operator charged with homicide
[ad_1] Media playback is unsupported on your device Media caption The cause of the crash is unclear The operator of a limousine company involved in a deadly crash in upstate New York on Saturday has been arrested on a charge of negligent homicide. They say the driver did not have a proper licence and the vehicle should not have not been on the road. Nauman Hussain, operator of Prestige Limousine, denies the charges. All 18 people in the limousine and two pedestrians died when the driver lost control in the town of Schoharie, west of the state capital Albany. The company's lawyer, Lee Kindlon said Mr Hussain's girlfriend and brother had been brought to a police station for "initial questioning." This was America's deadliest transport accident since 2009. Those killed included four sisters and two pairs of newlyweds. ...