The owner of a New York Car Service York limousine company whose vehicle crashed when the brakes failed, killing 20 people, will go on trial in May after a judge overturned his previous plea deal.
Nauman Hussain ran the unlicensed limo company out of a motel his family owned in the town of Wilton, 40 miles north of Albany.
The brakes failed at 60mph, around 2pm, and the limo ran over an intersection near Schoharie, crashing into a ditch next to the Apple Barrel Country Store.
The driver, 17 passengers and two bystanders in the parking lot were killed.
Among them were four sisters and their husbands.
Nauman Hussain is pictured in court in Schoharie County, New York.
He will go on trial on May 1 on 20 charges of criminal negligence over the October 2018 limo crash
The brakes failed on Hussain's white limo, causing it to slam through an intersection at 60mph and crash into a ditch
The driver and 17 passengers were killed, in addition to two bystanders
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