California man Anurag Chandra discovered responsible of murdering teenagers who ding-dong ditched his home

A California man was just lately discovered responsible of killing three teenage boys who performed ding-dong ditch at his home in 2020.

Riverside County resident Anurag Chandra was discovered responsible of three counts of tried homicide and three counts of first-degree homicide on Friday. 

The fees stemmed from a January 19, 2020 incident the place a bunch of teenage boys rang Chandra’s bell on a dare.

Chandra stated that one of many teenagers flashed his buttocks earlier than operating away.

Chandra, who drank 12 beers the day of the crash, stated he was “extraordinarily, extraordinarily mad” on the prank and claimed he was nervous about his household’s security.

Chandra adopted the boys and rammed their Toyota Prius off the street, which slammed right into a tree in Temescal Valley.

Chandra then fled the scene.

The suspect testified that he didn’t plan to crash into the boys’ automotive, in keeping with the Riverside Press-Enterprise.

Chandra additionally stated he didn’t cease after rear-ending their car as a result of he didn’t assume anybody had been injured.

Chandra admitted that he drove as much as 99 miles per hour earlier than the deadly crash.

Corona residents Daniel Hawkins and Drake Ruiz handed away on account of their accidents, together with Riverside resident Jacob Ivascu.

All three youngsters who died have been 16 years previous.

The driving force, who was 18 years previous, survived, together with two 13-year-old passengers. 

Chandra was beforehand accused of a home violence incident in 2020 earlier than the deadly crash.

“The homicide of those younger males was a horrendous and mindless tragedy for our group,” District Legal professional Mike Hestrin stated in a press release.

“I thank the jury for his or her verdict. This is a vital step towards justice.”