7 year old dies when DUI suspect crashes

A 7-year-old Greenville second grader died when a suspected drunk driver rammed his Mercedes into the car she was riding in. He died and two others were injured. BY GREENVILLE COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE
Seven year-old Aaliyah King and her 5-year-old friend rode along with the younger child’s grandmother in her SUV, driving down busy White Horse Road in Greenville County. Sometime after 8 p.m. Monday, a car crossed from the opposing lane and struck the SUV head-on. Aaliyah was killed, her friend and his grandmother injured. Aaliyah was in the back seat and and was wearing a seat belt. The driver of the other car, Aydin Adil Oglu-Mammadov, 35, of Greenville, died as well.
Moments before the crash, he had been questioned in a Walmart parking lot by a Greenville County Sheriff’s deputy because the muffler on his Mercedes was scraping the ground, sending up sparks. When the deputy, believing the man was under the influence of something, opened the car door, Oglu-Mammadov took off in his car, officials said. The deputy ran back to his car to try to find Oglu-Mammadov and then came upon the accident minutes later. Greenville County Sheriff Hobart Lewis played video of the encounter from the deputy’s body camera at a press conference Wednesday to dispel the notion circulating in the community that the deadly crash occurred during a pursuit. The man was fleeing, and the deputy was following, but Lewis said the deputy could not see the man’s car and didn’t know for sure he was going the right way until he came upon the scene. The deputy gave first aid to Aaliyah, Lewis said.

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