LAUDERHILL, Fla. – Police arrested a woman on a vehicular murder rate Tuesday once they stated she was once using a Ford Mustang at nearly double the posted pace limit just before T-boning an SUV in Lauderhill in May, killing its passenger.
Authorities additionally hit Janeyshia Monique Hilton, 22, of North Lauderdale, with two kid forget fees once they stated she had her two youngsters unrestrained in the entrance seat on the time. She additionally faces more than one counts of reckless using.
According to police, the May 14 crash came about on West Broward Boulevard, close to its intersection with Northwest thirty sixth Avenue.
Police stated Hilton T-boned the 1998 GMC Jimmy, with a driving force and passenger within, because it pulled out of a shopping mall. A likely purpose affidavit stated a vehicular information recorder in the 2019 Mustang confirmed that Hilton was once using 76 mph in a 40 mph zone westbound seconds before she slammed into the passenger’s facet of the SUV, flipping it and killing the passenger, who wasn’t known in the record.
Hilton, her youngsters and the SUV driving force had been additionally harm in the crash and brought to Broward Health Medical Center, police stated.
Since the crash, Hilton has been pulled over for rushing two times in Tamarac, in line with court docket data.
On July 19, she was once pulled over via a Broward County deputy, who accused her of using 57 mph in a 35 mph zone in the 4600 block of Bailey Road. On Dec. 18, any other deputy accused her of going 58 mph in a 40 mph zone in the 9500 block of West McNab Road.
According to court docket data, she pleaded no contest in the primary case and the latter case continues to be pending.
She was once being held in the Broward (*40*) Jail following her arrest on Tuesday, in line with prison data.
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