Multi-Car Collision on Washington Avenue Left One Dead, Driver Arrested

LAS VEGAS, NV (July 22, 2022) – Georgina Madrigal Olivarez lost her life and Jerry Madera was arrested after a DUI crash on Torrey Pines Drive.

The incident happened at 2:30 p.m. along the intersection of Torrey Pines Drive and Washington Avenue, per initial reports.

Furthermore, according to authorities, Madera was speeding westbound on Washington approaching the intersection in a Toyota Rav 4 and ran a red light before colliding with a vehicle turning in the area.

The impact of the collision killed the 33-year-old driver of the second vehicle, identified as Georgina Madrigal Olivarez.

Police stated the initial collision triggered a chain reaction involving multiple vehicles, igniting 18-year-old Madera’s car.

Authorities eventually charged him with reckless driving and a DUI.

Meanwhile, crews closed the intersection for several hours for preliminary and cleaning duties.

At this time, Las Vegas Police are investigation the fatal crash and will release updates once available.

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