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Two-car collision kills Mom, injures 10-year old son in Burien Saturday

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A tragic accident on eastbound SR 518 in Burien resulted in the death of Lilliam Portillo, 41, and critically injured her 10-year-old son on Saturday afternoon, October 24. The crash occurred when Manoj Siwakoti, 20, allegedly ran a red light and struck Portillo's car as she attempted to turn left. Emergency responders rushed Portillo's son to Harborview Medical Center in Seattle, where he is receiving treatment for critical injuries. Siwakoti has been arrested and faces charges of vehicular homicide and assault following the incident. Witnesses described the offending vehicle speeding before the collision, emphasizing the tragic consequences of running a red light.

The Washington State Patrol is leading the ongoing investigation, which temporarily closed all lanes of SR 518. Traffic was re-routed from 1st Ave South onto northbound SR 509 while authorities managed the scene. This incident underscores the severe repercussions of reckless driving and the need for traffic safety awareness in the community.

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