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The culprit in the fatal car crash involving Nicki Minaj’s father pleads guilty

The culprit in the fatal car crash involving Nicki Minaj ‘s father pleads guilty. Suspect Charles Polevich, in the case of an accident that killed the father of rapper Nicki Minaj Robert Maraj, pleaded guilty. The Hollywood Reporter reports it.

Polevich confirmed at the trial that he fled the scene of the crime and tried to falsify evidence of his innocence. According to the judge, he faces no more than one year in prison. Sentencing is scheduled for August 2022.

“We believe that heart problems contributed to Mr. Polevich’s behavior,” his lawyer said.

The accident happened on February 12, 2021. Marage was walking down the road on Friday evening when he was hit by a car. It is known that Polevich first stopped to see what happened and then fled the scene of the crime. Minaj’s father died in hospital from his injuries.

“It was the most devastating loss of my life,” the singer wrote after her father’s death.

Earlier, It was written that the 6-year-old daughter of rapper 6ix9ine got into an accident with her mother. Rapper 6ix9ine’s 6-year-old daughter Saraya and her mother, Sarah Molina, were involved in a traffic accident, TMZ reports.

Sarah’s sister was also in the car. Molina was hospitalized after the accident. Both women suffered neck injuries, and Molina suffered a concussion. The girl was not injured but complained of pain in her arm.

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It is known that Sarah Molina suffers from multiple sclerosis. In addition, the details of the accident, which hit the star of “Supernatural” Jared Padalecki, became known. The incident report says that the actor’s cousin Jeremy Padalecki was driving at an “unsafe speed” and lost control of the Tesla Model Y. As a result of losing control of the car, Jeremy crashed into a pole. It is also reported that four people were in the car, including the Padalecki brothers.



The culprit in the fatal car crash involving Nicki Minaj’s father pleads guilty
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