An old woman who killed someone by driving on the wrong side of the road faces murder charges

An old woman who killed someone who drove on the wrong side of the road faces a murder charge An old woman who killed someone who drove on the wrong side of the road faces a murder charge Last Sunday, she drove on the wrong side of the 101 Ring Road and hit a motorcycle...

An old woman who killed someone who drove on the wrong side of the road faces murder charges An old woman who killed someone who drove on the wrong side of the road faces murder charges A 59-year-old woman who killed a motorcyclist while driving the wrong way on the 101 Beltway on Sunday faces a second-degree murder charge. According to a spokesman for the State Public Safety Patrol, 59-year-old Ansaka was driving a gray Toyota and was traveling westbound on the east side of Highway 101. Scott Benson, a 43-year-old Tempe man, was riding a motorcycle in the opposite direction. The two vehicles collided. Benson died of serious injuries after being sent to the hospital. Sarkar and the motorcycle passenger were also taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. said the witness. Sacca was originally driving on the north side of Highway 51 and entered the east side of Highway 101. When she reached a slope, she suddenly turned around and drove in the opposite direction, causing a crash near 32nd Street. Saka was arrested and taken to the Maricopa County Fourth Avenue Jail and charged with second-degree murder, endangerment and criminal damage. The state Department of Public Safety and Patrol said Sacca will face additional charges if her blood sample is tested and an overdose of alcohol or drugs is found.