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ST. LOUIS (AP) — A 22-year-old student at Washington University in St. Louis has been charged with assault and drunken driving in a hit-and-run that injured two classmates.
Police say senior Julian Phan of Needham, Massachusetts, struck sophomores Richard Lee and Shana Zucker in a crosswalk as they returned from an off-campus formal on a Sunday night in late April. KTVI-TV (bit.ly/1nZUo0X ) reports that Lee suffered a broken leg and injured his liver, while Zucker had a concussion and broken finger.
Phan first hit a bus before striking the students. Witnesses say the former dean's list student was speeding.
Online court records don't yet list an attorney for Phan, who was jailed Thursday on a $20,000 bond.
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