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UPDATE: Woman arrested after a Tyler hit and run
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POSTED: Friday, July 1, 2011 - 7:21pm
UPDATED: Sunday, July 3, 2011 - 8:11pm
TYLER — UPDATE:
Tyler Police say the hit-and-run suspects name is now believed to be Elvia Zarate, age 21.
Zarate was charged with Failure to Identify when she gave a false identifying information to officers.
On 07/01/2011 at approximately 5:15 PM, Tyler Police responded to a hit-and-run accident in which the victim was following the suspect vehicle.
Tyler Police attempted to pull the suspect over in the area of W. Martin Luther King and N. Palace when the suspect began evading police.
After a short pursuit, the suspect, identified as Guillermo Zarate, stopped in the 2200 block of N. Broadway and was arrested and charged with Evading in a Vehicle and Fail to Stop and Give Information (Hit-and-Run Traffic Accident).
The case is still under investigation and other charges are possibly pending.
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Sounds like a minor accident since the victim's car was still operable and the victim able to drive; so why did she run? Could this be just another gift from our neighbor to the south; you know, another one of those wonderful people who just want to work and do jobs that us lazy worthless Americans won't do? Will this person be checked to see if she is in the country legally?
Now see, somebody will call this racist because you are only picking on her because of her name. Forget the fact that she committed a criminal act by leaving the scene of an accident. And a peace officer would wonder why she did that, drunk, driving on a suspended license, or in the States illegally? But again, it would be racist to think that, wouldn't it? (Can you hear the sarcasm?)
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