Overview
- A police affidavit and video analysis place a Honda Civic at about 92 mph and a Dodge Charger at about 76 mph in a 45 mph zone on Rosehill Road.
- Driver Dymond Monroe, 21, faces three counts of involuntary manslaughter and multiple misdemeanors after the Oct. 8 crash that killed three E. E. Smith High School football players.
- Destini Genwright, 19, is charged with misdemeanor racing, speeding, reckless driving and an insurance violation, and she was released on a $10,000 bond after turning herself in.
- The victims were identified as Jai’Hyon Elliott, 18, Trevor Merritt, 17, and Nicholas Williams, 17, who were being driven home from football practice.
- Investigators say two independent videos informed the speed calculations, the affidavit notes Genwright’s auto insurance was terminated in July, and the next court hearing is set for Dec. 5.