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Accident victim had suspended license, police say
Accident victim had suspended license, police say
YOUNGSTOWN
A 29-year-old Youngstown woman involved in a serious one-car accident early this morning is expected to fully recover, but may be facing criminal charges.
According to Patricia Garcar of Youngstown police, Latoya Martin, 29, of Philadelphia Avenue, lost control of her car on U.S. Route 422 near the Madison Avenue Expressway shortly after 1 a.m., hitting a guardrail and flipping the car over. Martin was ejected from the car.
Police are still investigating and looking to speak with Martin who is still in hospital care, but awake and alert.
Garcar said Martin was driving without a license, currently under 17 driving suspensions. She said charges against Martin for driving under suspension, failure to wear a seat belt and failure to control are all pending.
Comments
She will be back behind the wheel within six months.
No doubt behind the wheel before first of the month for sure.WOW
Why would anyone worry about a silly old license or having insurance. In most cases these people have nothing to lose, I'll bet if you checked she is on the government slop trough inculding monthly check government health care, government housing, government child care.
Hey, isn't this the Viagra pill lady that got busted in November?