Wilma Glass, 84, killed in pedestrian collision with alleged DUI driver Michael Kenask, 35, on Alma Highway in Van Buren, Arkansas
N.J. man hit, killed woman with walker in DWI crash, cops say(link is external)
Michael Kenask, 35, was charged with negligent homicide, DWI and careless driving after the Jeep he was driving hit an 84-year-old woman in Van Buren around 7:30 p.m., police said.
Plea innocent in death, DWI(link is external)
A New Jersey man arrested in the death of an 84-year-old woman pleaded innocent Jan. 17 in Crawford County Circuit Court to a felony charge of negligent homicide and of driving while intoxicated.
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