Overview
- Dauphin County District Attorney Fran Chardo said lab results showed no intoxication, leading to the dismissal of the DUI charge against driver Elizabeth Bohrer.
- Bohrer, of York Haven, still faces other charges tied to the Sept. 1 Kipona Festival crash and the case continues in court.
- Police initially reported that Bohrer appeared "out of it" and displayed signs of impairment, a claim now at odds with the toxicology findings.
- Three people were struck on a closed section of North Front Street around 6 p.m., including a six-year-old boy with multiple fractures and a 25-year-old woman who was seriously injured; both have since recovered.
- Investigators say the minivan traveled roughly six blocks before stopping at North Front and Pine streets, and Harrisburg police apprehended the driver shortly after the incident.