Shelia Cowles, 50, killed in pedestrian collision on Richmond Road in James City County, Virginia
Pedestrian killed after SUV runs off road in James City County
A police investigation revealed that Cowles was walking when a Ford Explorer ran off the road and she was struck.
Woman indicted on charges for crash that killed JCC woman
James City County police say Amanda Marie Counterman-Jobb was indicted Nov. 15 for child abuse, driving under the influence of prescription drugs, reckless driving, involuntary manslaughter (felony) and involuntary manslaughter as a result of DUI.
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