Chicago – a Venezuelan migrant who has lived in a hiding place in Lakeview, is now in custody, awaiting extradition to Iowa, where he is accused of Kill two people in a car accident While driving with THC in his system. Renzo Jose Sira Parra, 27, and two other people were also injured in the collision of 11 December, which took place at a rural intersection in the north -western corner of the state.
The Iowa authorities said Sira was walking a stop sign when he went north and bumped into a local woman’s car while she went to the east. Google Street View images show the intersection, about three miles west of Sioux Center, is surrounded by agricultural land.
Two men who were cast out of the vehicle in the backseat of Sira’s Honda Fit, said civil servants: Maikol Segobia, 28, and Alfredo Lira, 24. Both men, who mentioned Chicago addresses, died on the spot. A third man in Sira’s vehicle was brought to Sioux Falls for advanced medical treatment. None of them wore safety belts.
Sira, the 28-year-old woman and a 43-year-old man in her car all carried safety belts, according to the police. They were injured, but survived the crash, which was in total both vehicles.
After the crash, civil servants said Sira showed signs of limitation and smoke for marijuana. Toxicological tests are reportedly revealed the presence of THC and his metabolites in his system. He admitted that he had smoking marijuana after it was awake on the morning of the crash and for driving, according to the court applications of Iowa.
Sira returned to the shelter at 640 West Irving Park shortly after the crash, according to a Chicago police report. When the Chicago police recently went to the shelter to arrest Sira on behalf of the Iowa State Patrol, an employee denied that he knew his place of residence, according to the report.
In the end, the town hall (19th) district tactical officers worked with Sira’s wife to take him to the district station near Wigley Field.
He is held on an Iowa -surrounding murder by vehicle counts while he is under the influence, according to an archiving of Cook County Court.
Sira’s only other arrest in Chicago came last fall when employees in the Uptown Target store accused him of shoplifting of about $ 30 in baby clothing. The prosecutors fell the charges on his first judicial date.
Original report that you don’t see anywhere else, paid by our readers. Click here to support our work.
