Overview
- Miriam Yarimi pleaded guilty to manslaughter and accepted a deal offering a three- to nine-year prison term.
- Formal sentencing is scheduled for Wednesday in Brooklyn Supreme Court.
- Prosecutors say black-box data showed roughly 68 mph with no braking before she ran a red light, hit an Uber, and then struck the Saada family.
- Yarimi was driving with a suspended license in a car linked to numerous speeding and red-light violations and carrying the vanity plate “WIGM8KER.”
- Brooklyn District Attorney Eric Gonzalez said the proposed sentence falls short of the harsher five- to 15-year term his office sought.