Man charged with murder after crashing into car at nearly 100 mph killing toddler near Apple HQ

The crash victim has been identified as 2-year-old Riley Howard of San Jose

CUPERTINO, Calif. (KGO) -- A 38-year-old man was charged Tuesday with murder in connection with a Cupertino crash that killed a 2-year-old girl outside Apple headquarters.

Eric Chen Su appeared before a judge in Palo Alto and faces two felony counts: murder and assault with a deadly weapon.

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A memorial has been set up at the crash site for 2-year-old Riley Howard, who died after the Friday crash.

Investigators said speed was a factor. The Santa Clara County District Attorney's Office said Su was traveling nearly 100 mph when he rear-ended a vehicle stopped at a red light.

Police found Riley and a woman, later identified as her babysitter, suffering from serious injuries inside the vehicle that court documents say was struck by Su's Toyota Camry.

The vehicle Su struck caught fire.

Riley and her babysitter were taken to a nearby hospital, where Riley later died.

The Santa Clara County District Attorney's Office was preparing Tuesday to discuss the case and its decision to charge Su with murder.

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