US EditionDriver charged with failing to stop at crash that killed children on e-scooter
Deimante Ziobryte, 21, charged after failing to stop in February crash that killed siblings Roman, 16, and Darcie Casselden, 9, who suffered traumatic head injuries, police said.
- On August 28, 21-year-old Deimante Ziobryte was charged at Basildon Magistrates’ Court with failing to stop following a fatal collision in Pitsea that occurred on February 1.
- The fatal collision involved a brother and sister, aged 16 and nine, who were riding an e-scooter on Ashlyns in Pitsea when they were hit by a car driven by Ziobryte.
- Both children died from traumatic head injuries at the scene, with inquests opened and suspended pending Essex Police's ongoing investigation.
- Ziobryte remains on bail related to other driving offences, with her next court appearance scheduled for January 8, 2026, and a man arrested earlier now faces no further action.
- The tragedy deeply affected the local community, with the siblings fondly remembered for their warmth and generosity, and their mother Emma expressing that their caring nature and spirit continue to be cherished by everyone who had the privilege of knowing them.
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