By Joseph Choi - 04/12/21 09:53 AM EDT
A woman was arrested on Saturday for her alleged involvement in a hit-and-run crash that killed New York federal judge Sandra Feuerstein and injured a six-year-old child in Florida.
CNN reports that Nastasia Andranie Snape was arrested on Saturday. She faces charges of vehicular homicide, leaving the scene of a crash involving death and leaving the scene of a crash with injury.
According to an affidavit obtained by the news outlet, Feuerstein was walking south on the sidewalk when a red, two-door sedan that was being driven “erratically” drove onto the sidewalk and struck her. Feuerstein was taken to Delray Medical Center where she was pronounced dead.
‘Snape’ Killed Federal Judge in Hit and Run, Then Claimed to Be Harry Potter: Police Alberto Luperon
Nastasia Andranie Snape
A woman killed a federal judge and injured a 6-year-old boy during a hit and run on Friday, then claimed to be fictional fantasy book character
Harry Potter, police in Boca Raton, Florida say.
Nastasia Andranie Snape, 23, remains at the Palm Beach County Jail as of Monday morning. Yes, her last name is the same as that of another character in the
Harry Potter series.
The defendant allegedly drove erratically, even going around stopping traffic. She went onto the sidewalk, and struck Judge
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A Florida woman who claimed she is Harry Potter struck and killed a federal judge visiting from New York and seriously injured a 6-year-old boy after swerving.
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