Four teens killed in a car crash while attempting a TikTok challenge
Four teenagers have been killed in a car crash in Buffalo, U.S and police authorities are saying their death might have been linked to a TikTok challenge
New York Post reports that the TikTok challenge tagged “Kia Challenge,” encourage encourages people to break into Kia cars using cellphone chargers. The deceased teenagers are identified as; Marcus Webster, 19, Swazine Swindle, 17, Kevin Payne, 16, and Ahjanae Harper, 14. They were killed when the stolen Kia they were riding in crashed on Monday morning, ejecting them and one other passenger.
The driver, 16, was treated at the hospital and released, while a fifth passenger, a 14-year-old girl, is listed in good condition at Erie County Medical Center. It is reported that 14-year-old Harper had recently welcomed a baby girl. Harper was set to celebrated her 15th birthday on Nov. 1. One of the deceased, Webster, is said to have been a hard worker who juggled school and a job.
Buffalo Police Commissioner Joseph Gramaglia told reporters Monday that law enforcement has seen a spike in car th£fts since the challenge went viral. Even so, experts remain skeptical that an online dare can inspire random people to commit an illegal act.
However, the Erie County district attorney's office is investigating the crash and expects to file additional charges, spokesperson Kait Munro said.
So gullible of yhem
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