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Teen Kills 14-Year-Old Sister While Live-Streaming Fatal Crash

An 18-year-old California girl, Obdulia Sanchez, pleaded not guilty after live-streaming an alleged drunken car wreck. Her 14-year-old sister, Jacqueline Sanchez, was killed in the crash and another passenger was seriously injured.

The video that Obdulia posted shows her driving down the highway and talking to the camera. She can be seen veering off the road and then overcorrecting. The vehicle blasted through a barbed wire fence into a field before flipping.

Both Jacqueline and the other passenger were not wearing seatbelts and were ejected from the car.

After the crash, Obdulia continued the live stream the video. The teen filmed herself kneeling beside Jacqueline, who was mortally wounded.

"Hey, everybody, if I go to f—— jail for life, you already know why," Obdulia says on video.

Turning the camera towards her sister's motionless body, Obdulia says: "My sister is f—— dying. Look, I f—— love my sister to death. I don't give a f—. Man, we about to die. This is the last thing I wanted to happen to us, but it just did."

Learn more about the teen live-streaming her fatal car crash here.

Teen Mom Charged With Assault After Punching Her Infant Child

A Pennsylvania teenage mom allegedly punched her baby after getting "very frustrated" with the child for crying "nonstop."

Law enforcement officials claim Natalia Cordova, 18, struck her 7-month-old son so hard that he was left with a fractured skull. The Children and Youth Department first started the investigation before the police got involved.

Cordova has been charged with aggravated assault, reckless endangerment, and endangering the welfare of a child, according to the Morning Call.

On July 3, the baby was taken to Lehigh Valley Hospital to receive medical attention. The hospital staff noticed that the infant's injuries were consistent with child abuse.

In two previous discussions with the Children and Youth Department, Cordova denied hitting her son. However, she finally admitted to the Bethlehem police that she did, in fact, punch him.

She said her anger took over as her baby had been crying "nonstop" for two hours.

"I know that I hit [the baby] out of anger," she said. "I also know that I am extremely sorry for my actions."

After hitting her son, Cordova says that she then "blacked out" and doesn't remember anything.

Cordova told the law enforcement officials that she needed help with her anger management.

Learn more about the teen mom punching her child here.

Man Arrested For Smuggling Poisonous Snakes in Potato Chip Containers

U.S. agents became suspicious of a package being shipped from Hong Kong that they believed could contain possibly drugs, so they chose to open the container. However, little did the government officials know, they were in for a dangerous surprise. The package was full of potato chip cans containing live snakes.

Rodrigo Franco, 34, illegally ordered three king cobra snakes and several other exotic animals over the Internet from a company in Hong Kong and was having them delivered to his house.

The lethal king cobra snakes were being sent to Franco's address via the U.S. Postal Service. The venomous animals were around 2 feet long, according to the court affidavit.

The package was initially searched by a Customs and Border Protection agent after they noticed something moving.After checking the package, a call was placed to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Fortunately, government agents were able to safely remove the snakes from the potato chip cans.

Federal prosecutors are saying that Franco could be facing 20 years in prison on a charge of illegally importing merchandise, according to NPR. In addition to the aforementioned charges, Franco is also being accused of falsifying records and violating the Endangered Species Act.

Learn more about the snakes being smuggled in potato chip cans here.