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The youngest attacker who took part in a March carjacking that left an Uber Eats driver dead in Washington D.C. pleaded guilty Thursday to a murder charge.
The girl, 13, appeared in a virtual court hearing where she pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in the March 23 death of Mohammad Anwar, 66, a Pakistani immigrant and grandfather, according to a Washington, D.C. court official. Other charges against her – including armed carjacking – will be dropped. Under the plea deal, she will be released from prison when she turns 21 if the maximum sentence is imposed.
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Mohammad Anwar, 66, was recently driving his Uber Eats car in Washington, D.C. when two young girls, 13 and 15, took out a stun gun and tased him. The carjackers took command and drove away, leaving the immigrant from Pakistan hanging on, wedged between the door and the driver s seat. After he was flung from the car, the automobile rolled over and crashed into two other cars. CNN called it an accident. The cops called it murder. They copped a plea.