State AG releases video of deadly crash involving Franklin Borough police SUV
Officials say Deanna D’Arco, 19, was the front seat passenger in the Honda and died in the crash. The crash happened around 10:40 a.m. on May 27.
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10ds agoThe New Jersey Office of the Attorney General has released a video showing a deadly crash involving a police SUV in Franklin Borough.
The crash happened around 10:40 a.m. on May 27.
A black Honda is seen exiting the ShopRite on Route 23, turning onto the southbound lane, when a police SUV collides with it.
Officials say Deanna D’Arco, 19, was the front seat passenger in the Honda and died in the crash.
The officer and the Honda’s driver were treated for minor injuries.
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