Julio Acevedo

"Today's sentence shows our determination to get justice for Nathan and Raizy Glauber, and their son, Tanchem, whom the defendant killed by driving recklessly and then just walked away."

He faces up to life in prison.

Acevedo faces life in prison after he rammed his BMW into the livery cab that contained Nachman Glauber and his wife, Raizel, newlyweds headed to the hospital to check on a complication regarding Raizel's pregnancy.

He allegedly struck and killed a young Hasidic couple and their unborn child in Williamsburg last year.

The driver who has been charged with manslaughter for the hit-and-run crash that killed a young Williamsburg couple and their unborn child refuses to accept the full blame for the incident

The driver who turned himself in for the crash that killed a young Williamsburg couple and their unborn child was indicted today on three charges of second-degree manslaughter.

The judge who handled Julio Acevedo's arraignment was supposed to suspend his license, but failed to do so.

One former Brooklyn prosecutor put it this way: "This area of the law is a very gray area. You’re talking about driving here, you’re not talking about somebody taking out a gun and shooting somebody."

The frightened wife of the driver arrested for killing a young Williamsburg couple and their unborn baby says she fears retaliation.

Acevedo had been speaking to police and the media through an intermediary, who promised that Acevedo would surrender today.