The Michigan woman who fled to Thailand after allegedly being involved in a hit-and-run accident that left a Michigan State University student dead was handed a $1 million bond.
Tubtim"Sue" Howson fatally struck Ben Kable, a Michigan State University student with her 2016 BMW 320i on Jan. 1 at 5:49 a.m., according to the Oakland County Sheriff's Office.
Assistant Prosecutor Andrea Ajlouni initially asked for bond to be either denied or set at $5 million cash, adding that Howson is a major flight risk Howson's attorney, Jalal Dallo, argued that she's not a flight risk and flew to Thailand to see her husband who was overseas for work. "They believed that she would return on her own and she did – here she is – not because was forced to, because she did it on her own," Dallo said.
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