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A Johnson County magistrate ruled a North Liberty teen driving a sports utility vehicle who hit a jogger in a marked Iowa City crosswalk is guilty of failure to yield to a pedestrian, a simple misdemeanor. The teen faces a fine up to $1,000, a driver's license suspension of up to 180 days or both, according to police.
Witnesses testified Tuesday during a bench trial for Jack McCaffery, 17, of North Liberty, who is cited for failure to yield in the right a way in a crash that resulted in the death of an Iowa National Guard soldier on May 22.
Hunter 08/30/23 Witnesses describe what they saw in the fatal accident between a National Guard soldier out for a jog and head UI basketball coach Fran
The trial of 17-year-old Jack McCaffery took place Tuesday and a verdict, delivered by district court judge Mark Neary, is expected soon.
The trial of 17-year-old Jack McCaffery took place Tuesday and a verdict, delivered by district court judge Mark Neary, is expected soon.