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2001 Isla Vista killings
On February 23, 2001, a vehicular homicide and assault occurred in the student community of Isla Vista, California, near the University of California, Santa Barbara, campus. Four people were killed and a fifth suffered critical injuries. The driver, David Attias, was ruled legally insane and sentenced to 60 years at a mental institution. In September 2012 the court ruled his conditional release into a monitored program.
==Details==
On the evening of February 23, 2001, just after 11:00 p.m., UCSB student David Attias, the 18-year-old son of television director Dan Attias and editor Diana Attis, drove his father´s 1991 Saab 9000 down the 6500 block of Sabado Tarde Road at high speed. Attias, a freshman, ran the stop sign at the intersection of Sabado Tarde and Camino Pescadero at around 50 mph; it was a peak time for foot traffic in Isla Vista. After slamming his car into two parked vehicles, he swerved and hit five pedestrians and sideswiped seven other vehicles. Four of the pedestrians were killed and the fifth was critically injured.〔
When his vehicle came to a stop, Attias got out and began (or continued, reports vary about whether he was yelling while driving) shouting about darkness and government plots; according to witnesses, he yelled "I am the Angel of Death!" and attempted to pick up victim Ruth Levy by the arm, but quickly lost interest. He was surrounded by bystanders.
Police arrived shortly after the incident, and had to extricate Attias from a growing crowd. A first responder administered CPR to Albert Arthur Levy, the sole surviving victim. In the initial aftermath, it was unclear if Attias was affected by taking drugs, or if the attack was intentional. Blood tests later showed that Attias was under the influence of marijuana and Lidocaine, neither deemed significant to the incident.〔() 〕
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