Two minors have been arrested for homicide in a deadly hit-and-run collision caught on digicam from contained in the automotive in Albuquerque, N.M. … and authorities declare these are the boys heard laughing on video earlier than their car mowed down 63-year-old Scott Dwight Habermehl in Could 2024.

TMZ obtained the disturbing footage, which authorities imagine exhibits the moments earlier than Johnathan Overbay, William Garcia, and Messiah Hayes determined to strike Habermehl with a stolen automotive. You’ll be able to hear somebody within the automotive instructing the driving force to “simply bump him, brah” and “go like, 15, 20.”

The automotive audibly accelerates and giggles are heard, then the video ends simply earlier than the deadly second. Police say Habermehl was using his bike to work at about 4:40 AM when he was struck within the devoted bike lane of the roadway.

In response to a information launch from legislation enforcement, you may hear “loud sounds, together with metallic flexing” because the car throws Habermehl and his bicycle throughout the passenger aspect of the car.

The Albuquerque Police Division says 11-year-old Hayes was arrested Tuesday, and 13-year-old Overbay was apprehended Monday. Garcia, who was 15 on the time of the crime, can also be wished by authorities. It is unclear who was driving.

Detectives arrested Overbay on costs of homicide, conspiracy to commit homicide, leaving the scene of an accident involving nice bodily hurt or loss of life, and illegal possession of a handgun by an individual. Garcia is going through the identical costs.

Officers imagine the 11-year-old, Hayes, is the one wielding the handgun — whereas laughing — within the video. He’s too younger to be charged with homicide … however detectives say they’re working with prosecutors to find out what costs, if any, he might face.

This case is eerily just like one which went down in Nevada. You might bear in mind … two teenagers have been videotaped sounding giddy as they mowed right into a bicyclist — killing him — in 2023.