According to the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office, Noah Galle has been arrested. In January, he is suspected of murdering six people in a high-speed, high-impact incident at US 441 and Atlantic Avenue in Wellington. Galle allegedly hit a Nissan Rogue at a speed of 151 kilometers per hour, according to the PBSO. Galle was 17 years old at the time of the accident.
The Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office released the following report hours after the wreck:
“A BMW M5 driven by Noah T. Galle, 17, of Wellington, was heading northbound in the 14000 block of South State Road 7, within the inside lane of traffic, at a high rate of speed.” In the 14073 block of South State Road 7, a Nissan Rogue was driving in front of the BMW in the inside lane. The BMW overtook the Rogue and crashed with it as it went northbound. The front of the BMW collided with the back of the Rogue during the crash.
The BMW was steered to the northeast (while turning clockwise) across the outer lane of traffic and onto the eastern shoulder of South State Road 7, where it came to a final halt facing east almost immediately after contact. The Rogue was deflected to the northwest (while turning clockwise) of the inside of the carriageway and into the center median shortly after contact. The Rogue began flipping and rolling over as it descended towards the grass and dirt center median until coming to a final stop (upside down) in the center median looking northwest.”
After the collision, Galle’s attorney, Julian M. Kessel, informed BocaNewsNow.com exclusively that Galle was neither intoxicated nor under narcotics. “There is no proof that he was inebriated on the night in issue,” Kessel stated. “He was at home with his family before (the crash).” There was no alcohol consumption or drug usage of any kind.”
Teen driver, Noah Galle, was going 151 miles per hour when he hit a Nissan Rouge. The six victims in the car sadly died. Today, the Sheriff says the one responsible has been arrested. #JusticeInPBC pic.twitter.com/QT3BH5tGPX
— PBSO (@PBCountySheriff) April 6, 2022
Noah Galle Parents:
When it comes to Noah Galle’s parents, he was born to Craig and Helena Galle. However, in a lawsuit he filed, Gregory Barnhart accused his parents of Noah’s neglect. As a result, Craig and Helena Galle are being sued by a family member of the slain people.
The Sheriff County indicated that Noah Galle was under the influence of alcohol at the time of the occurrence. As a result, he was brought to jail, and a complaint about vehicular homicide was filed against him. The case has been ongoing for the last two months, and The authorities have detained Noah Galle due to the verdict.
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