Criminal charges expected soon for woman who killed Dallas police officer Jacob Arellano

Criminal charges are likely to be announced soon against a woman whose wrong way trip down a freeway killed a Dallas police officer.

when a suspected drunk driver hit his SUV head on.

When the vehicle crashed head on into an SUV and big rig, responding officers were surprised to find one of the badly injured victims in a Dallas police uniform. Mata was one of those officers who arrived on the scene when a desperate effort was underway to pull Arellano, who was on his way to work, out of the wreckage.

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