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A prosecutor said that electronic records from Bradley Rein's Toyota 4Runner showed "no indication of brake application" during the five seconds ahead of the...

The driver of an SUV that crashed into a Massachusetts Apple store, killing one man and injuring nearly two dozen other people, was traveling as fast as 60 miles per hour (96 kilometers per hour) in the seconds before the crash and did not apply his brakes as he had told investigators, a prosecutor said in court Monday.

The company has filed for bankruptcy and is expected to close all of its stores by June 30.

The crash killed Kevin Bradley, 65, a Wayne resident, who was working outside the Hingham, Massachusetts store when the SUV hit him.

The man who allegedly crashed his car into an Apple store in Massachusetts, killing one and injuring more than 20, pleaded not guilty Monday.

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Rein will remain free on the $100,000 bail he posted after his district court arraignment under several conditions including that he not drive and wear a GPS tracking device.

Bradley Rein, 53, pleaded not guilty to charges including second-degree murder and 22 counts of assault and battery with a dangerous weapon.

A Massachusetts man facing a second-degree murder charge after crashing his vehicle into an Apple Store, will remain free on bail while awaiting trial, a judge ruled Monday.

A warning has been issued after two “absolutely devastating” fires broke out following lithium-ion battery explosions.