The suspect and victim knew each other and were together before the crash occurred, authorities said.
The victim, Caroline Bump, 21, of Millville, was found dead on Glenside Road by a passerby in the early morning hours of Oct. 23, the Cumberland County Prosecutor’s Office said. Authorities believe she was struck about two hours before her body was discovered, around 11:15 p.m. on Oct. 22.
Authorities allege that the two women knew each other and were together before Bump’s death occurred. As Bump was standing in the street, Rowley struck her with a vehicle at a high rate of speed before fleeing the area, prosecutors allege.
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