On the way to work in the early morning, Scott Habermehl in Albuquerque in the US state of New Mexico was hit by a car and died on his bike on 29 May 2024. Now it turned out: it was not an accident, but the deed of three boys aged 11, 13 and 15 years. She unveiled her own mobile phone video. With “Just ram him, brother”, one of the boys asks the wheel for action.
The police arrested the alleged director and two passengers for suspected murder. The shocking thing: they are boys of 11, 13 and 15 years old who delivered to the knife with a video of a mobile phone.
According to the Albuquerque Police, Habermehl (63) was approached at 4.40 am. The police could find the car – car – it was previously reported as stolen – but the identity of the driver remained a mystery.
Thanks to anonymous tip cabinet
Until the police received an anonymous tip in February 2025: a video video circulating on Instagram showed the fatal accident and was filmed from the affected car. According to a press statement, the clip shows how Habermehl was deliberately hit by the car on the bike strip.
“Just ram him, brother”
On the video published by the “Albuquerque Journal”, the voice of a passenger can be heard of the backseat, who says to the wheel: “Ramm’s righteous, brother”. What does he ask, “You mean ramming him?” The other man on it: “Yes, just ram him.”
At the same time, he filmed how the passenger goes around with a gun, laughs and dives when the car waves to the right. Because the power of the impact “the victim and his bike were thrown against the passenger side of the car”.
The 11-year-old “noted the police in many ways”
Researchers from the Homicide Commission found the identity of the owner of the Instagram account, who had posted the video. It is said that it is the 11-year-old who takes care of the office of children’s and youth welfare. According to the broadcaster “Kob4”, despite his young age, he would have been “noticed by criminal offenses from burglary to firearm use”.
Also arrested steering wheel
The police then arrested the alleged driver, the 13-year-old Jonathan O. and after a three-day search, also the (now) 16-year-old William G., who is reportedly in the back.
All three are accused of murder, conspiracy for murder, director’s flight after a fatal accident and illegal possession of weapons. According to New Mexico’s laws, the 11-year-old can be accused of murder, but cannot be sentenced to a youth giver because of his age. The driver must answer the Jeugdhof and could receive a youth perspective for a maximum of eight years in the event of a conviction.
Source: Krone
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