7-Eleven worker who ended his overnight shift by plowing his Toyota Camry into 3 construction workers 'without braking,' killing 1, gets charges upgraded: Prosecutors
Detectives viewed video taken inside the 7-Eleven during Lobianco's shift, which captured Lobianco "swaying, stumbling, nearly falling multiple times." The post 7-Eleven worker who ended his overnight shift by plowing his Toyota Camry into 3 construction workers 'without braking,.
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- Published: Sep 10, 2026, 6:14 PM UTC
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