Dad Warned Teen Not To Drive In Fiery Crash That Killed 5 Children

Dad Reportedly Warned Teen Not To Drive In Fiery Crash That Killed 5 Children

The father of the teen driver in a fatal scarsdale crash that killed 5 siblings said he warned his son not to drive as heartbreaking images emerged of the young victims.

“I told him, his mother told him, his older brothers told him, stop driving without a license, without a permit,” the teen’s father, also named Malik Smith, told CBS News.

“Anything happens, you get pulled over, you get in trouble for these things. Stop doing this.”

 

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Smith and four other young relatives were killed when 16-year-old Smith crashed off a Scarsdale parkway in the early hours of Sunday.

Pictures of those that perished — between ages 8 and 17 — emerged in a series of social media posts by their parents as well as a fundraiser seeking help for their collective funerals.

Dad Anthony Billips called it “the most painful post I ever had to write in my life” as he revealed he, his wife, ex-wife and sister had “lost our precious kids in a fatal car accident.”

“Six kids [were] in the car only one survived,” he wrote of the 9-year-old boy who police said had been in the rear cargo area of the Nissan Rogue that flew off the Hutchinson River Parkway and into a tree around 12:30 a.m.