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A juvenile probation report may help determine whether a teen involved in a street racing car crash that killed a San Carlos couple in November will be tried as a juvenile or an adult.

Cesar Morales, 18, but 17 at the time of the crash, and 23-year-old Kyle Harrison, who did not know each other, are accused of going more than 80 mph while racing on El Camino Real in Redwood City. Morales is accused of T-boning a car at the intersection of El Camino Real and Finger Avenue in Redwood City Nov. 4 while racing Harrison, resulting in the deaths of Greg Ammen, 44, and Grace Spiridon, 42. Their daughters, who are twins, 7, survived the crash.

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LittleFoot

5 years in juvenile detention is nowhere near the realm of justice for killing a mother and father and leaving their children as orphans. This young man was 17 years old when he committed this crime and should absolutely be charged as an adult - him being 6 months older or younger should not impact his punishment. This young man showed blatant disregard for human life and has had enough life experience to know better. From what I can infer - this was par for the course with the lifestyle this young man was living - something bad was bound to happen. If he isnt properly sentenced he will get out at 25 and resume his lifestyle. We will hear about him again.

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