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I'm Sidney Sumner. New Jersey prosecutors have released audio from multiple 911 calls, which were placed last month after a 17-year-old boy allegedly ran over two girls.

Seven emergency calls were made after the teen struck and killed

Maria Neotis and Isabella Salas, both 17, as they rode e-bikes in Cranford on September 29th.

911, what's the address of your emergency?

I head by car. We need police, ambulance, there's two people, one's under a car. One is down the street. Doesn't...

Not good. Are they conscious in breathing? Nobody's conscious. Nobody. Everyone's done. Not moving.

All right. It's fatal. Authorities claim the suspect was driving 70 in a 25-mile-per-hour zone when he ran over the two girls and drove away.

Our friends at Crime Online have more.

The hit-and-run driver doesn't get far.

Police find the suspect vehicle, a black 2021 Jeep compass, broken down from damage sustained

in the crash just blocks away on Lincoln Avenue with a bike still lodged in the front bumper.

The 17-year-old boy behind the wheel is briefly

detained and ultimately released to his family with 15 traffic tickets while police continue

to investigate the crash. The Neotis and Salas families release a statement claiming their

daughter's deaths were not the result of an accidental hit and run. They say the 17-year-old

driver, a coward of a man,

has been planning an attack on Maria for months. Friends and family say the teen, Maria's

classmate at Cranford High, who once pursued Maria romantically, has been harassing,

stalking, and threatening Maria for at least three months.

Neotis had a protective order against the suspect, though prosecutors

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