Judge rules case of 17-year-old accused in fatal stolen car crash will stay in Youth Part
ROCHESTER, N.Y. — A judge has decided that a 17-year-old accused of being behind the wheel of a stolen car during a crash that killed a man will stay in Youth Part.
Theodice Parks will be tried in criminal youth part, not in family court. The crash last month killed 92-year-old Thomas Chase. Two other teens are also facing charges.
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