No bond for suspect accused of pushing woman from Lamborghini, killing her

ATLANTA — Police said the man accused of pushing a woman out of a Lamborghini, who later died, has turned himself in to police.

The incident happened Oct. 10 at the intersection of Peachtree and Piedmont roads in Buckhead. The victim was identified as Catherine Khan.

Investigators said Alfred Megbuluba turned himself in to police Monday and is being charged with felony murder, theft by taking, financial transaction card fraud and financial transaction card theft.

A judge denied bond during Megbuluba’s first appearance Tuesday morning.

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Video from a witness appears to show the woman, later identified as Khan, pounding on the same Lamborghini she was thrown from just moments later.

Friends of Khan say the video was taken outside the Buckhead restaurant she worked at, accusing the driver of the Lamborghini of stealing her wallet. Her friends say the wallet was a family heirloom.

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