Police arrest 22-year-old woman involved with hit-and-run which injured bicyclist

Police say Amada Fierros, 22, was arrested as a suspect in the Wednesday hit-and-run near Houghton and Tanque Verde.

Police say Amada Fierros, 22, was arrested as a suspect in a Wednesday hit-and-run near Houghton and Tanque Verde.She faces charges including felony hit-and-run with serious injury, as well as an outstanding felony warrant.Phil Villarreal is the senior real-time editor for KGUN 9.

He is also a digital producer and host of"Phil on Film" seen weekly on Good Morning Tucson, Phil moved to KGUN after 17 years with the Arizona Daily Star, where he was a movie critic, columnist, and reporter. He has penned three books: Secrets of a Stingy Scoundrel, Stormin' Mormon and Zeta Male. A University of Arizona business graduate, he has four children. Share your story ideas and important issues with Phil by emailing phil.villarreal@kgun9.

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