Charges Filed For Driver Who Struck Fair Lawn Man In Lodi

FAIR LAWN, NJ — Charges have been filed against a sixth person relating to the death of Marko Guberovic, who died after he was hit by a car following an altercation outside of Satin Dolls in Lodi.

The Bergen County Prosecutor's Office announced a charge of strict liability vehicular homicide against Bryan Wood, of Fort Lee, who officials said was driving the car which struck Guberovic.

Laboratory testing confirmed that Wood was intoxicated at the time, the Prosecutor's Office said.

An investigation by the prosecutor's office in May found that Guberovic had been in a fight with five men at the club made famous by The Sopranos prior to being hit by a car. According to the Prosecutor's Office, the altercation involved Ardian Hoti, Fero Hoti, Julio Pena, Christian Reyes and Kevin Agudelo, all of Ridgefield Park.

The altercation left Guberovic "incapacitated" in the left lane of Route 17 South, and the five men did nothing to remove him from the road, authorities said. Guberovic was eventually struck by the car driven by Wood, which killed him, the Prosecutor's Office said. Read more: Strip Club Fight Leads To Charges In Fair Lawn Man's Death

Pena, Reyes and Agudelo were arrested in Ridgefield Park on Sunday, while both Hoti's were arrested in West Hempstead, New York. All five are charged with aggravated manslaughter and endangering an injured victim, the Prosecutor's Office announced.

Wood was officially charged on Wednesday, officials said.

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