Gwinnett County Couple Forgives Driver Accused in Street Racing Fatality of Unborn Son

Greenville Spartanburg Asheville Anderson, SC, September 2, 2026 — In Gwinnett County, Georgia, a couple has publicly stated they forgive the driver accused in a street racing crash that led to the death of their unborn son.

Dorin Lupas is facing charges of feticide by vehicle and serious injury by vehicle in connection with the incident. The crash occurred when Lupas was reportedly traveling at speeds of 94 mph. His vehicle collided with the couple’s car, resulting in the tragic loss of their unborn child.

The couple, whose names were not provided in the available summary, expressed their decision to forgive the accused driver. The details surrounding the timing of this statement and the current status of the legal proceedings were not specified in the trend summary. No information was provided regarding the specific timeline of the crash or subsequent events.

Feticide by vehicle is a charge that addresses the unlawful killing of a fetus by means of a vehicle. Serious injury by vehicle is another charge related to the incident. The speed at which Lupas was allegedly traveling, 94 mph, significantly exceeds posted speed limits and is a key factor in the charges filed.

Further details regarding the incident, including the exact date and location within Gwinnett County, were not made available. The summary did not specify if any permits were required for the activity that led to the crash, nor did it mention any inspection outcomes or specific code violations beyond the implied recklessness of street racing and speeding.

Story summarized from the original created by ANF staff, Jordan Gartner on www.foxcarolina.com, see more information here.