92-year-old woman dies after crash involving a tow truck in Phoenix
A 92-year-old woman is dead after a crash around 9:30 p.m. in Phoenix on Saturday.
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PHOENIX — A woman is dead after a crash in Phoenix on Saturday night.
The woman was driving a sedan when she allegedly failed to yield to a tow truck during a left turn at the intersection of Northern and 7th avenues around 9:30 p.m., according to the Phoenix Police Department.
She was identified as 92-year-old Carolyn Pain.
Crash involves tow truck with 3 occupants
Three occupants were evaluated by the fire department in the second vehicle.
They were identified as an adult male driver, a teenager and an infant, none of whom were injured in the crash.
Impairment was not believed to be a factor in the crash.
An investigation into the crash is underway.
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Probably another wild night out on the town gone bad.
BINGO
92-year-olds shouldn't have to drive to get around. We can do better, AZ.
If they choose to drive, we're all at risk.
Agree. We don’t know the whole story but at first glance, I can’t imagine would need to be driving at that time of night. Where are the children or maybe better question grandchildren? Even the children of this elderly woman might not be good candidates for operating a motor vehicle. Curious to know what the investigation unfolds.