The driver of Pennsylvania used Snapchat when she killed teen boy at hit-and-run crash, the police said, the police said

A driver in the center of Pennsylvania used Snapchat when she beat and killed a 16-year-old boy who was weed on the roadside, the police said.

Mikayla Senf is faced with a list of charges, including murder after vehicle, in connection with the accident on May 2, 2024, where Curtis Groff was killed in Penn Township, Lancaster County. She was charged on Friday and is free of charge at an unsecured deposit of $ 50,000.

Menf was identified as a driver last year, but officially calculated this week.

The police authority of the Northern Regional County said that the officials were called to the Sun Hill Road on May 2, 2024 to find reports from a teenager on the side of the road. The police said his injuries agreed to start a vehicle, but the driver was not there.

During the police at the scene, the mustard was driven by a relative to the crash area, and she told the investigators that it was behind the steering wheel.

The investigators found that mustard used Snapchat at the time of the crash. The police said she had deviated from the street and hit the victim while trying to read a Snapchat message.

CBS partner WHP reported that Groff had beaten weed in a cemetery when he was killed. The police said the 16-year-old boy had set up several traffic cones to draw the drivers' attention to his work.

Those who knew Groff said WHP that he served as President of the youth group and played softball in the team of his church.

Mustard is back to court in June.