Woman dies after an accident at Central Phoenix Junction; Suspects Arrested 42-year-old Thaila Begaye was arrested for reportedly hitting a woman in a black limousine at a central intersection in Phoenix on October 1. The woman was seriously injured and died of her injuries shortly afterwards. PHOENIX – Phoenix police say that in an accident in the early hours of October 1, a woman was seriously injured and died a day later. According to a statement, officers responded with reports of a crash around 2:30 a.m. in the Central Avenue and Camelback Road area. “Officials learned that a black limousine was stopped or slowed down on Camelback Road when it was hit by a red SUV in the back,” read part of the statement. According to the officials, the woman was a passenger in the black limousine. She was taken to hospital with life-threatening injuries. Her family say she died Saturday afternoon and she was identified as Adreanna Lee Blaine. Adreanna Lee Blaine. Photo courtesy of April Bedoni “The driver of the red SUV has been arrested and examined for impairment,” said part of the statement. Authorities say 42-year-old Thaila Begaye has been arrested and charged on three charges of collision-related crimes, including assault and traffic violation. The police assume that the cause of the accident could have been impaired. The 42-year-old Thaila Begaye family holds vigil two days after the accident and warns of driving restrictions. “All I want is my daughter back. That’s all I want,” said her mother Josephine Blaine at a vigil for her daughter adding, “It’s just so hard, a hard deal for anyone who has to go through it.” The family made the difficult decision to take the 37-year-old out of life support. Her sister Ashley said at the Sunday watch at the same point she was met, “She was unique. Very caring. She was the best big sister, you know. She was my leverage on everything.” Montgomery Hudgens described Blaine as a loving and caring person. April Bedoni, her grandmother, said: “It is not worth taking a life. Not only was my granddaughter’s life taken, the person who hit her is going to jail, you know. Family and friends lit candles in her honor, sprinkled water, and prayed in the area where she was struck. While it won’t bring anything back, family members hope that their story will help prevent others from dying. “Not just the drivers, but also those who give them drinks at the bars, the friends who allow them to drive,” said her grandmother. Woman critically injured in crash in downtown Phoenix A woman is fighting for her life following a serious accident on Central Avenue and Camelback on October 1st. Headlines from Arizona News app. Download for Apple iOS or Android.
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