Good Samaritan Jenna Campbell, 39, and motorcyclist Vincent Russo, 73, killed after two allegedly intentional hit-and-run collisions by Michael Kraft, 37, at Summerlin Avenue and State Road 46 in Sanford, Florida
Police arrest driver accused in fatal hit-and-run crash in Sanford
Investigators say Kraft then crossed over the median and intentionally struck the good Samaritan and motorcyclist, killing both of them.
Sanford police arrest man in 2 fatal hit-and-run crashes near same intersection
According to police, Kraft was driving his four-door Jaguar east on State Road 46 near Summerlin Avenue when he struck a motorcyclist who was traveling east in the lane next to him. Kraft didn’t stop and continued east on State Road 46 before making a U-turn and heading west, police said.
Police: Florida man charged in 2 fatal hit-and-run crashes
At first, officers did not realized Kraft was involved in both crashes. However witnesses interviews and evidence connected him to both incidents.
Sanford church helps family of Good Samaritan killed in hit-and-run helping motorcyclist: report
A Sanford church is helping the family of the Good Samaritan killed Monday in a hit-and-run accident after trying to help a motorcyclist involved in another hit-and-run accident.
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