Woman who caused deadly motorcycle crash to stay out of prison
Updated: 10:17 PM CST Dec 7, 2022
Woman who caused deadly motorcycle crash to stay out of prison
Updated: 10:17 PM CST Dec 7, 2022
CRIME WAS COMMITTED. NEW AT SIX IN IOWA, A WOMAN WHO INVESTED GATORS SAY CAUSED A DEADLY MOTORCYCLE CRASH LAST SUMMER WILL NOT GO TO PRISON. MCKENNA STRAPS, DRIVER’S LICENSE WILL BE SUSPENDED FROM 180 DAYS AND SHE WILL PAY A $1,000 FINE FOR THE CRASH THAT KILLED LANDON CRABTREE IN JOHNSTON. BACK IN JUNE. KCCI TALKED TO CRABTREE’S FAMILY IN OCTOBER. THEY WERE FURIOUS AFTER PROSECUTORS DROPPED THE VEHICULAR MANSLAUGHTER AND OWI CHARGES AGAINST STRATH. THE POLK COUNTY ATTORNEY SAYS STRAUSS BLOOD ALCOHOL LEVEL W
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Woman who caused deadly motorcycle crash to stay out of prison
Updated: 10:17 PM CST Dec 7, 2022
An Iowa woman, who investigators say caused a deadly motorcycle crash last summer, will not go to prison.Makenna Streff's driver's license will be suspended for 180 days and she will pay a $1,000 fine for the crash that killed Landon Crabtree in Johnston in June.KCCI spoke to Crabtree's family in October. They were furious after prosecutors dropped the vehicular manslaughter and OWI charges against Streff.The Polk County attorney says Streff's blood alcohol level was under the legal limit by the time she took a blood test.
JOHNSTON, Iowa —
An Iowa woman, who investigators say caused a deadly motorcycle crash last summer, will not go to prison.
Makenna Streff's driver's license will be suspended for 180 days and she will pay a $1,000 fine for the crash that killed Landon Crabtree in Johnston in June.
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KCCI spoke to Crabtree's family in October. They were furious after prosecutors dropped the vehicular manslaughter and OWI charges against Streff.
The Polk County attorney says Streff's blood alcohol level was under the legal limit by the time she took a blood test.
