Police in the United States have issued an international arrest warrant for a 26-year-old Chinese woman involved in a fatal drunk driving incident in which her fellow passenger was killed.
The suspect, Ye Ting, and the victim, Liu Yabao, 27, also a Chinese national, both worked in Seattle, Washington. It is believed that Ye has fled back to China.
The incident occurred in the early hours of September 30 in Seattle, Washington, where Ye, reportedly intoxicated and driving at speeds exceeding 100 miles per hour (160 kilometers per hour), lost control of her vehicle, causing it to flip and crash into a wall. Ye survived with minor injuries but Liu, who was in the car, was not so fortunate and died at the scene.
Ye was taken to hospital but refused to cooperate with any investigation.
Court documents also mention that one of the first responders at the scene "smelled a strong odor of alcohol coming from Ye."
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According to court documents, on Sept. 30th, before 4 a.m., Ye was driving 27-year-old Yabao Liu in a Porsche, reportedly going more than 90 miles per hour. Ye crashed near SR 520 in Bellevue. Liu died on the scene. Ye allegedly refused to provide any information about Liu, though an investigation enabled police to find the Chinese company Liu worked for in order to notify his next of kin. Both Ye and Liu were apparently in Seattle for work.
International manhunt on as Chinese woman flees US after fatal crash
Police in Seattle have issued an international arrest warrant for a Chinese drunk driving suspect ac
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