An Apple employee, Eric Chen Su, is charged with murder after a crash near the Apple Park Visitor Center in Cupertino that killed a two-year-old girl. Multiple outlets say Su drove at around 90–100 mph and struck the back of a stopped vehicle, where the toddler and her babysitter were inside. The child later died, while the babysitter survived and was taken to hospital.
The reporting also places the incident near specific streets and around midday, citing authorities. MacRumors reports the case is upgraded from gross vehicular manslaughter to murder and includes an additional charge of assault with a deadly weapon. AppleInsider adds details about Su’s injuries and the timing/location. Apple’s response is described by MacRumors through a statement expressing condolences and gratitude to first responders.
Outlets differ mainly in emphasis: some focus on the “100 mph” framing of the alleged driving, while others highlight the court/charge progression and Apple’s public statement. None of the provided summaries describe a conviction or final outcome.
