The family members of Glendale, Arizona, accident victims might hire auto accident attorneys following the identification of their loved ones. The Glendale Police Department, on Tuesday, April 7th, identified the victims as Liliana Delgado, 39, and Rosemary Marin, 18.
The two shared a mother-daughter relationship, and they died on the same day, Sunday, April 5th. Sgt. Randy Stewart, with the Glendale Police, said that the accident that killed Delgado and Marin occurred at about 10:30 p.m.
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Stewart said that a Ford Mustang driven by an unidentified driver failed to obey a stoplight on 55th Avenue. The driver was heading west on Bethany Home Road. The disobedience caused the Mustang to collide with a Honda minivan driven by Delgado.
The woman and Marin sustained severe injuries and were pronounced dead at the scene by the medics. The Mustang driver had severe but non-life-threatening injuries. The driver has not been cited or charged.
The police are still investigating, and they have not ruled out the possibility of a drug or alcohol impairment on the part of the Mustang driver.
Under Arizona law, a person who beats a stop sign commits a traffic offense, which gets settled with a fine. However, when such an act results in an accident, and a person dies, it becomes criminal. If charged and convicted, the offender faces time in state prison.
Those involved in this kind of accident should contact auto accident attorneys to discuss possible defense and liabilities.
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This is such a tragedy. The driver of the Mustang should at the very least be charged for the death of the women. I hope that the police have taken the proper steps to see if there was some kind of impairment involved in the accident. The family of these women deserve answers. Please post updates on this story. I love reading everything you write!