Timothy Jensen Dies, Erin Jaco Arrested in DUI Crash on 19th Avenue [Phoenix, AZ]

Erin Jaco Arrested in Phoenix DUI Crash on Killing Timothy Jensen

 
Phoenix, AZ (November 21, 2020) – On Wednesday, 58-year-old Timothy Jensen died while police arrested 38-year-old Erin Jaco in a DUI crash on 19th Avenue.
 
The fatal accident happened at about 6:00 a.m. when Jaco was traveling south in a Toyota Prius on 19th Avenue. She missed a red light and struck Jensen who was waiting to do a left turn.
 
Immediately, the rescuers rushed Jensen to a hospital, where he was later pronounced dead.
 
Police Jaco appeared to be impaired during the incident.
 
Authorities booked Jaco into Maricopa County Jail and charged her with manslaughter.

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Sweet Lawyers would like to send our condolences to the family and friends of Timothy Jensen. Our thoughts are with you during this painful time.

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