Pennsylvania teens charged after TikTok stunts kill 1, injure another

The prosecutors faced two Pennsylvania young people after saying that they put their friends on dangerous tiktok -inspired stunts, killed someone and caused lifelong injuries.

The events had nothing to do with each other and contained different stunts, but both were at Northampton County, 85 miles west of New York and 80 miles north of Philadelphia.

According to Northampton District Regional Lawyer Stephen Baratta, he died on a folding table on the back of his friend’s friend’s car. Prosecutors, the friend recklessly driving very fast and “sitting on the table on another parked vehicle, and ultimately, he said. [his] Death, “Baratta’s office said in a statement.

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The sacrifice in this case was defined as 17 -year -old David Nagy. FOX 29 Philadelphia reported.

In the other case, a 19 -year -old woman allegedly driving a parking space with “surfing” and 20 -year -old friend “surfing” in her trunk on March 18th.

17 -year -old David Nagy was described as a victim who died after joining a table surfing stunt in Pennsylvania, Northampton County. (FOX 29 Philadelphia)

Both young people are not accused of “criminogenic thought”, so they are not accused of planning to harm their friends. However, Baratta, the events “very neglected and reckless” for claiming that they claim to be criminal guilty, he said.

“Families had closeness and confidence in these close friends – so they knew them very well, Bart Baratta said in a news briefing of Fox 29 to journalists.

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Air footage shows that young people were investigated in a Pennsylvania parking lot after a deadly stunt allegedly imitating a tiktok struggle called table surfing. (FOX 29 Philadelphia)

Baratta, no driver has no criminal record and no victim’s family “imprisoned” he added. As a result, he said his office would not be sentenced to imprisonment for the two if they accept their defense agreements.

He said that families, other young people want to use cases in the hope that they will make better decisions.

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“These families are looking for accountability and hope that these accusations will result in deterrence for other young people who may be interested in the excitement of imitating dangerous social media challenges with the potential to harm others.” He said.

Dangerous stunts are not limited to Pennsylvania. A similar car surfing stunt in Utah left a 15 -year -old girl with severe brain damage last year.