Goodyear man avoids felony charges in fatal cyclist crash; case referred to municipal court
The Maricopa County Attorney's Office said evidence in the case wasn't enough to pursue felony charges.
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The Maricopa County Attorney's Office said evidence in the case wasn't enough to pursue felony charges.
Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell announced Thursday her office won't be prosecuting the driver who caused a Goodyear crash that injured a group of cyclists.
From a man who could ride dozens of miles in one day to slowly being able to walk, that’s the reality Wells is going through now.
On February 25 the driver of a pickup truck hit a group of 20 cyclists in Goodyear, on the Cotton Lane bridge south of MC-85.
The County Attorney's Office announced that County Attorney Rachel Mitchell referred the charges Goodyear police submitted back to police.