Anyone can make a bad choice in life, yet everyone is guaranteed a fair trial before being convicted by law. Making the poor choice of operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol is considered a criminal offense. That can mean fines, jail time or other consequences.
That is what a West Philadelphia woman who drove her car into a moving SEPTA train Tuesday night is currently facing.
According to law enforcement officials, Tiffany Evans, 33, was driving north on South 56th Street in Philadelphia when she lost control of her 2001 Honda Civic. As a result she crashed through a fence and struck a train on the Media/Elwyn rail line that was inbound to the Angora Station.
Evans was injured in the accident as well as two female passengers that were riding on the train at the time of the crash. All of the women were transported to the University of Pennsylvania Hospital.… Read More