A 26-year-old woman is charged with vehicular homicide after authorities say she struck and killed a pedestrian in Spanaway last December. She and her 5-year-old passenger were both taken to the hospital the night of the crash.
On Dec. 29, Washington State Patrol troopers responded to reports of a car that crashed into a storage container on SR-7 near 208th St. E.When troopers arrived, a 47-year-old Lakewood woman was found dead at the scene. The driver, Taylor Renae Tovoli, was still trapped inside the crashed Honda Civic. Her 5-year-old passenger managed to get out of the car and flag down a good Samaritan for help, according to court documents.
After crashing into the victim, the Honda kept moving across SR-7 to collide with a fence and a U-Haul box truck off the right shoulder.RELATED: Woman with brain bleed mistakenly arrested by WA trooper for drunken driving, lawsuit saysWSP investigators found a box of Twisted Tea alcoholic beverages inside the car. After pulling Tovoli out of the car and placing her in the back of the ambulance, investigators noted that the ambulance quickly filled with a strong odor of alcohol.
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