Three Fatalities in Brooklyn Crash: Letters

The Situation: A mother and her two daughters tragically lost their lives after being struck by a driver whose license was suspended.

The heart-wrenching loss of three innocent lives, including two children, in a devastating accident is a sorrowful event that is hard to fathom (“Crash tragedy,” March 30).

The most distressing aspect is that Miriam Yarimi, a selfish individual, was behind the wheel despite her suspended license. If she has any sense of morality, she will carry the weight of her actions and remorse for the rest of her existence.

If she fails to comprehend the gravity of her actions, perhaps a lengthy prison sentence will serve as a stark reminder.

Martin Garfinkle

Staten Island

How is it possible for Yarimi, the perpetrator of the tragic accident on Ocean Parkway in Brooklyn, to operate a vehicle while owing $1,345 in unpaid fines? Not too long ago, the New York Police Department routinely confiscated vehicles with outstanding tickets.

Brooklyn District Attorney Eric Gonzalez should be able to address this issue. His team could easily review the database of individuals with at least $1,000 in unpaid fines, verify their contact information, compile the necessary documentation, and present it to a judge to request the relevant warrants.

It’s time for Gonzalez to take action instead of letting charges slide due to inaction.

Rochel Weissberger

Brooklyn

Miriam Yarimi, the driver whose reckless crash resulted in the deaths of a mother and her two daughters and the injury of another individual, claims that it was the devil within her that caused the accident (“Hell on wheels,” March 31).

Was the devil responsible for her total of 93 traffic violations leading up to this incident?

Joseph Papalia

Rockville Centre

Typically, The Post’s headlines are smart, poignant, and sometimes hilarious. What could have possibly led to the decision to feature a glamorous image of a remorseless killer who took the lives of a mother and her precious daughters on the front page of March 31?

To compound the issue, another high-quality image of the assailant appears on Page 5. Where is the respect?

J.J. Levine

Miami Beach, Fla.

The Situation: Ongoing protests from Democrats against Elon Musk and the Department of Government Efficiency.

It’s perplexing to understand why the Democrats are protesting against Elon Musk (“Vandals hit Tesla in B’klyn,” March 29).

Do they desire more wasteful government spending funded by taxpayer dollars? Do they advocate for unaccountable financial aid from our country?

Are they pushing us towards bankruptcy, placing our lives in the hands of China’s directives?

It seems they are unclear about their motives and are suffering from political delusions.

John Avelli

Brooklyn

Democrats are nationalizing their protests against DOGE’s efforts to mitigate government spending and fraud (“DOGE’s patriotic Muskateers,” Miranda Devine, March 31). They claim Musk associates with inexperienced college grads. In reality, he leads a team of rocket scientists, engineers, and financial analysts who genuinely have better things to focus on, yet choose to serve the American public.

Rob Cerone

Manhattan

Who are these aggressive Democrats devoid of logical reasoning?

Their behavior is disgraceful and undermines our democratic ideals of civility. A timeout is warranted for this struggling party.

Alice Daly

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