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Noah Thomas Galle, 18, had a history of recording himself speeding through southeast Florida in a 2019 white BMW and later posting the videos on social media, a criminal affidavit states.
Florida resident Noah Galle, 18, has been charged with vehicular homicide after kiling six people, driving at 151 mph in a 2019 BMW M5 automobile, according to WPBF.
DELRAY BEACH, Fla. (CBS12) — The attorney for Noah Galle, who was charged with vehicular homicide related to a crash that killed six, has filed a motion to allow Galle to travel out-of-state. If ...
Florida teen charged in deadly 151-mph crash Investigators say Noah Galle, 18, was driving at a speed of 151 miles per hour when his car slammed into an SUV, killing six people inside. WPTV's Dave ...
Florida man was speeding at 151 mph before crash that killed 6, authorities say Noah Galle, 18, arrested for vehicular homicide for Jan. 22 wreck ...
The Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office announced the arrest of Noah Galle, 18. He is facing six counts of vehicular homicide after a crash in Delray Beach that killed six people who were leaving ...
DELRAY BEACH, Fla. — A Florida teenager accused of killing six people when he rear-ended their vehicle while traveling at 151 mph is out of jail, serving house arrest until his trial. Noah Galle ...
A Florida teen accused of killing six people in a high-speed rollover crash has been released from jail.According to WPBF, Court documents said 18-year-old Noah Thomas Galle was driving 151 mph ...
A Florida teenager accused of killing six people when he rear-ended their vehicle while traveling at 151 mph is out of jail, serving house arrest until his trial. Noah Galle, 18, was arrested ...
DELRAY BEACH, Fla. — A Florida teenager accused of killing six people when he rear-ended their vehicle while traveling at 151 mph is out of jail, serving house arrest until his trial. Noah Galle ...
DELRAY BEACH, Fla. — A Florida teenager accused of killing six people when he rear-ended their vehicle while traveling at 151 mph is out of jail, serving house arrest until his trial. Noah Galle ...
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