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Student Remains Hospitalized After Serious Crash
   posted 6:24 pm Tue September 25, 2007 - Alexandria, Va.
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A 17-year-old T.C. Williams High School student remains in grave condition after a serious car crash Monday morning.

"I wasn't thinking," her boyfriend, 19-year-old Ghalib Sethi, said, after crashing his father's blue Dodge Stealth in Alexandria around 9:30 a.m. Sethi admits he was speeding, driving at least 60 miles an hour down the 4,500-block of Eisenhower Avenue.

ABC 7 News myTAKE - What's Your Opinion?"We were going pretty fast, curb came and I just lost control," Sethi said.

Sethi only received minor bruising and a few cuts, but his passenger remains at a local hospital.

Alexandria City Police say no other cars were involved in the accident.

"We decided to just chill, skipping class, basically," Sethi said. "The cop asked me, did you learn your lesson, and I said it's more then a lesson."
Latest Comment on Student Remains Hospitalized After Serious Crash
Peace4World
Huh sue him.Typical US mentality.So his father would pay the money and the son will do it again.Then!!!Oh ya sue him again.Reform the schools.Lock both of them in school.

     
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