Woman denied bond, accused in deadly Hialeah crash from nearly 20 years ago
A woman who went on the run after she was accused of causing a deadly crash in Hialeah nearly 20 years ago has been arrested, authorities say.
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A woman who went on the run after she was accused of causing a deadly crash in Hialeah nearly 20 years ago has been arrested, authorities say.
Deputies said they responded to the 3400 block of NW 32nd Avenue shortly before 5:30 a.m. and located a woman at the scene.
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