Prosecutors announced Tuesday they have arrested 53-year-old Bradley Rein after an SUV crashed through Apple Derby Street, an Apple retail store in Hingham, Massachusetts, killing one person and injuring 16 others.
Greg Norman and Molly Line for Fox News:
Rein was taken into custody last night and is facing a charge of reckless homicide by motor vehicle, according to Plymouth County District Attorney Tim Cruz. Cruz said Rein is set to be arraigned in Hingham District Court… “This investigation is active and ongoing.”
Some people had been pinned against a wall by the vehicle, police officials said. The person killed was identified by authorities as 65-year-old New Jersey resident Kevin Bradley.
In a statement to Fox News Digital, Apple said it was “devastated” by Monday’s events. “We are devastated by the shocking events at Apple Derby Street today and the tragic loss of a professional who was onsite supporting recent construction at the store, the company said. “Our hearts go out to our team members and customers who were injured and all of those who were affected by this terrible incident. We are doing everything we can to support our team members and customers at this very difficult time.”
Authorities have not said whether they believe the crash was accidental or intentional.
MacDailyNews Take:
It's obviously past time to put bollards in front of every Apple location that is exposed to vehicle traffic.
For example, Apple has since added protective bollards in front of Apple Evergreen Walk (Windsor, CT) which opened in 2014 without them. pic.twitter.com/K8473YeZPM
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Folks talk about guns all the time, but we are seeing that cars are also becoming a deadly weapon of choice for citizens of Apple’s home nation.
The advantages of course is that you can take groceries home with a car afterwards, something a gun just can’t deliver.
Hey, some of us are perfectly fine with taking our groceries home without a car! When your city has a proper bus system you wouldn’t need a car for anything. I’d like to think I can live my life carless and gunless while keeping my imagination alive!
Excellent points. I use a bike myself, don’t know of too many mass killings using those.
No, not excellent when two leftists sanctimoniously brag about not using cars, unable to own firearms because their woke government won’t allow it. Wait, your lockdown government finally allowed you out of house lockdown to ride your bike?
Such woke bliss, no thanks. I’ll grab my gun, jump in the Jeep and head out to the shooting range in the country instead of being confined to smelly and noisy city streets…
So, I assume you are perfectly fine growing all your own food in your city? Hey, I’m perfectly fine NOT growing food for you or supplying your businesses with food. We’ll see how long you survive. Good luck!
Buses are great when you don’t need to be somewhere in a timely manner, you don’t have more than you can carry (you need one hand free to hold on and keep your balance) and you don’t mind being stuffed like a sardine in a can, especially during winter with various people coughing and sneezing. I live in a European city with great public transport but I recognize its limitations and why anything comparable isn’t feasible in most US cities.
It’s the bollard’s fault.
they’ll probably up the charges after more investigation
This Bradley on Bradley violence has got to stop!!
Hard to imagine this not being on purpose. The suspect managed to drive perfectly between the door pillars.
“Our hearts go out to our team members and customers who were injured and all of those who were affected by this terrible incident.”
Anyone spot what’s wrong with this liberalized statement from Cook’s transformation of Apple?
Answer: prayers NOT mentioned.
Obviously, clueless Cook and Company don’t want to offend the Leftists destroying the USA by any semblance of supporting religion…