Martin Asolo-Agogua crashed a bus into siblings Ada and her brother after a sleepless night at a social event, leading to Ada’s death two days later. He has pleaded guilty to causing death by dangerous driving and being unfit to drive due to cannabis use. Judge Ben Gumpert acknowledged the seriousness of the offense, emphasizing a likely prison sentence. The Bacakci family expressed deep sorrow but also gratitude for Ada’s organ donations helping others. Asolo-Agogua awaits sentencing, facing significant legal consequences for his actions that resulted in a child’s tragic loss.
Judge Gumpert highlighted that Asolo-Agogua's actions are 'inevitable' to lead to an immediate prison sentence due to the seriousness of the offense.
Asolo-Agogua's guilty pleas reflect the serious nature of his driving under the influence, which tragically resulted in the death of young Ada.
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