Apple employee’s chilling reaction to horrific 100mph crash that killed 2-year-old girl

An Apple employee has been charged with murder after allegedly driving at about 100mph and crashing into a stationary car near the company’s Cupertino headquarters. A two-year-old girl died, and the crash has drawn attention to the circumstances and the allegations about the driver’s behaviour afterwards.

Prosecutors say Eric Chen Su, 38, was driving a Toyota Camry at roughly four times the posted speed limit when he hit the car on Tantau Avenue last Friday. The collision wrecked the vehicle and caused a fire; the girl and her babysitter were critically injured and pulled to safety by passers-by. A sheriff’s report described Su as erratic and said he showed no remorse, while prosecutors cited a speedometer apparently frozen at 100mph in arguing for the murder charge. He also faces assault with a deadly weapon.