Ariel Russo

Franklin Reyes apologized for hurting the Russo family, words they said were "too little, too late."

The street renaming brought both sadness and anger over the crash that killed Cooper. 

Franklin Reyes pleaded guilty to manslaughter Thursday in the death of Ariel Russo.

Franklin Reyes was arrested for dragging an officer 100 feet after being pulled over, police said.

A judge is holding Franklin Reyes on $50,000 bail after he was indicted for petit larceny. 

Franklin Reyes, who killed 4-year-old Ariel Russo, is now accused of stealing from a Chelsea apartment.

The mayor said the results of an ongoing investigation could prompt changes to the 911 system.

Franklin Reyes' lawyer said he hoped the accident would not follow his client all his life. 

West 97th Street and Amsterdam Avenue was named after the 4-year-old girl killed there last year. 

Emergency response was delayed by a 911 operator, the late 4-year-old's parents said via their lawyer.

The investigation found human error, not technical problems with the city's 911 call system. 

Reyes told his lawyer he might have lost control of his SUV because of a pothole in the street. 

The northeast corner of West 97th Street and Amsterdam Avenue would have a sign honoring the child.

Ariel Russo, 4, was hit and killed walking with her grandmother on the Upper West Side.

The union says it will ask a judge to stop the city's problem-plagued new 911 system immediately.