Woman arrested after showing signs of impairment following I-10 collision that killed 1

Phoenix, AZLocal News

A woman was arrested in Chandler on Sunday afternoon after a serious collision on the Interstate 10 off-ramp near Ray Road, which resulted in one fatality. The incident occurred when the woman, driving a 2023 Mercedes sedan, failed to stop for traffic and crashed into a Yukon SUV, pushing it into a Chevrolet sedan. The driver of the Yukon was transported to a nearby hospital where they were tragically pronounced dead. Bart Graves, a spokesperson for the Arizona Department of Public Safety, confirmed that the arrested woman displayed signs of impairment at the time of the crash. Witnesses reported having seen her driving recklessly prior to the incident, raising serious concerns about road safety and impaired driving.

While she has been arrested, the specific charges she faces have not yet been made public. This incident serves as a grim reminder of the dangers of impaired driving, as well as the need for increased awareness and preventive measures. As investigations continue, the community mourns the loss of life and seeks answers regarding accountability.

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