Teens face only misdemeanor charges after crashing stolen car, killing infant in Chicago

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Teens face only misdemeanor charges after crashing stolen car, killing infant in Chicago
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“He suffered from an impact that fractured his skull, causing his brain to swell and eventually killing him” Annelisse Rivera wrote about the infant killed.

Two teenage boys are facing only misdemeanor charges after they allegedly stole a car and crashed it into another vehicle, killing a 6-month-old baby in Chicago last week.

The teens were driving in a stolen Hyundai when they slammed into a Ford pickup truck at an intersection of West Washington Boulevard and North Kostner Avenue shortly after 5 p.m., according to cops. “He suffered from an impact that fractured his skull, causing his brain to swell and eventually killing him,” Annelisse Rivera wrote. “We are devastated, and we are broken. We will miss his sweet smile, as he was a joy to everyone that he met.”

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