Crime & Safety
Driver Ran Red In Crash That Killed Woman, Seriously Injured 3 Others In South Jersey: PD
All 4 people in the vehicle that got struck were seriously injured, authorities said.
UPPER DEERFIELD TOWNSHIP, NJ — A driver ran a red light and struck another vehicle, which killed a woman and seriously injured several others Saturday in Cumberland County, authorities said.
The crash happened at 5:53 p.m. in Upper Deerfield Township, said State Police Tpr. Christopher Postorino.
Judith Fleming, 72, was driving northbound on South Woodruff Road and ran a red light to turn right onto Irving Avenue, Postorino said. As she make the turn, her Tesla struck a Honda car that was traveling west on Irving Avenue, police said.
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All four people in the Honda were seriously injured, including a woman who was mortally wounded, Postorino said. Police identified her as Yerlimari Quinones, 38, of Bridgeton.
Fleming, of Vineland, sustained minor injuries.
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The crash remains under investigation, with no charges announced as of Monday morning.
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