ariel russo

Franklin Reyes, 18, was handed the three-to-9 year sentence today.

A judge has given him another day to reconsider.

A judge offered him a lenient sentence if he pleads guilty.

Franklin Reyes, the unlicensed driver who allegedly fatally struck a four-year-old while escaping the police last year, really has a thing for fleeing.

An unlicensed driver who killed a four-year-old last year has once again led police on a dangerous car chase.

His mother begged the judge to "have mercy."

The teen and his father allegedly stole over $2,000 in cash and property from the apartment of a recently deceased woman.

Franklin Reyes told friends on Facebook and in text messages that he could cut a four-hour drive in half by traveling 90 mph.

A probe by the DOI found that human error, not the city's new 911 system, to be the culprit behind the four-minute delay in responding to a crash that ultimately killed 4-year-old Ariel Russo.

In June, a 17-year-old driver who was fleeing police careened up onto an Upper West Side sidewalk, pinning a 4-year-old girl and her grandmother against the side of a building. Was a pothole to blame?