Venus Williams will not face legal charges in a June car accident that left one dead. The driver of the other vehicle, which T-boned tennis pro, is also unencrypted according to a police investigation that concluded that neither was at fault. "Based on this investigation and the relevant laws of the state of Florida, no charges will be laid in this case," according to an 18-page investigation into the traffic manslaughter released Wednesday by Palm Beach police Gardens. Jerome Barson, 78, was a passenger in a 2016 Hyundai Accent driven by his wife, Linda Barson, 68. Williams Williams T-boned car Sequoia as she waited in an intersection at Palm Beach Gardens. Jerome Barson died 13 days after the 9 June accident. Williams was not hurt. Following the accident, Williams explained to an officer that a dark colored car was turning left in front of her, trapping her in the intersection when her light went red and before she was boned by the Hyundai. Barsons. In July, Florida police obtained a video supporting Williams' claim that she was not doing anything illegal at the time of the accident.
#Africa ... spill TEA.... Easy on Shade #jaiyeorie
0 Comments