5-Year-Old Killed After His Mothers Boyfriend Made Him Get Out Of The Car As Punishment

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December 1st, 2020 2:02 PM

A 5 year old in Alabama was fatally struck by a vehicle after his mother’s boyfriend made him get out of the car as punishment. The boyfriends Bryan Starr is facing a reckless murder charge in connection with the incident. He told police he made the child get out of the car for “being unruly,” and then lost sight of him in the rain. According to reports the child wandered onto a busy highway, where he was hit by a vehicle.

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