The Yolo County District Attorney’s Office says Julio Navarro-Vidrio is facing child endangerment and involuntary manslaughter charges after a child was left unattended in an idle truck at a gas station.
Police say the 3-year-old got into the drivers seat and caused the truck to roll forward, hitting 2-year-old Ailahni Sanchez Martinez who was with her family at a nearby taco stand. She later died after her family took her to the hospital.
Navarro-Vidrio pleaded not guilty Friday and will next appear in court June 11. He remains out of custody.
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