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   From: rhk@pfeiser.com   
      
   The unlicensed teen driver of a stolen car that smashed into   
   Miami Dade College’s Liberty City campus blamed the deadly crash   
   on a brake and steering malfunction, according to the arrest   
   affidavit.   
      
   Stanley Georges, 16, faces charges of vehicular homicide and   
   leaving the scene of the wreck that left one person dead and   
   three others in critical condition at Jackson Memorial Hospital.   
      
   Witnesses said the speeding four-door Lincoln sedan, reported   
   stolen Aug. 18, spun out of control on Northwest Seventh Avenue   
   and slammed into the campus entrance before bursting in flames,   
   barely missing people at a nearby bus stop. Pieces of the car   
   scattered across the sidewalk and street. One witness ran to the   
   car to see whether he could help.   
      
   “I guess he tried to miss some of the guys at the bus stop,”   
   Rodney Payne told Miami Herald news partner CBS4.   
      
   “He veered and tried to turn away from them, but at the rate of   
   speed he was going, it caused the car to spin. He spun out of   
   control. By the time he got any kind of control over it, it was   
   too late because he was headed straight into the college,” Payne   
   said. “Boom, he hits the college. The car crumpled and   
   immediately caught on fire.”   
      
   George climbed out through the sun roof, flagged down a passing   
   vehicle and asked for a ride. The teen’s family called for an   
   ambulance soon after he made it home, according to the arrest   
   report..   
      
   He told hospital staff his injuries were from a fight, police   
   said.   
      
   George’s stepmother later took him to the Miami police station   
   where investigators questioned him about the crash.   
      
   He initially denied any involvement.   
      
   After he was, “confronted by overwhelming evidence and with   
   statements from witnesses and passengers,” he finally admitted   
   he was the driver, according to the police report.   
      
   Classes at Miami Dade College’s Liberty City campus resumed a   
   regular schedule Wednesday, a day after the crash near the   
   entrance.   
      
   http://www.miamiherald.com/2013/08/28/3592465/teen-driver-of-   
   deadly-miami-dade.html   
      
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