PHOENIX – A woman was killed in a two-vehicle accident Tuesday morning and access to 51st Avenue in West Phoenix was restricted for several hours. Phoenix Police Department officials said the crash occurred near 51st Avenue and Clarendon Avenue around 10:30 am. The driver of the Toyota, later identified as 22-year-old Dezarae Navarro Medina, was trapped in the car when it caught fire. Firefighters rescued her from the car with special tools, but she was already seriously injured. Medina was taken to the hospital in extremely critical condition and later died. Police said the Dodge driver stayed on site and is cooperating with the officers. DUI was excluded as a factor. Keep up to date with the latest news and stories on YouTube channel 12 News. Subscribe today.
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