DUI Charges Against Sister of CashApp Founder's Alleged Killer Dismissed

San Francisco District Attorney's Office cites delay in drug testing results as reason for dismissal, while investigation continues.

Khazar Momeni, sister of the man accused of murdering CashApp founder Bob Lee, has had DUI charges against her dropped due to a delay in the results of drug testing.
Momeni was arrested on Nov. 27 for allegedly sideswiping a string of cars in her white Mercedes AMG C 63, a car with a $150,000 price tag.
Two counts of a hit-and-run, failure to drive within the lane, and failure to provide insurance at the scene of an accident were also dismissed.
Momeni is the wife of plastic surgeon Dino Elyassnia and the sister of Nima Momeni, who will stand trial next year for Lee's murder.
Nima Momeni had confronted Lee about his relationship with his sister before the stabbing.