Syracuse Fatal Crash: How Leandra’s Law Could Impact Charges @TullyRinckey
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Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Syracuse Fatal Crash: How Leandra’s Law Could Impact Charges

A fatal crash in Syracuse that killed a three-year-old child could lead to serious criminal charges under New York’s Leandra’s Law.

Court records allege the driver reached speeds of 73 mph in a 30 mph zone, had consumed alcohol before driving, ran a red light and multiple stop signs, and crashed with two children in the vehicle.

Tully Rinckey Founding Partner Greg Rinckey explains how Leandra’s Law applies when someone is accused of driving under the influence with a child in the vehicle and why investigators could also consider additional charges based on the circumstances surrounding the crash.
The case remains under investigation, and any charges or allegations should not be considered proof of guilt.

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