The collision occurred around 7:45 p.m. on October 3, at East Littletown Road and South Wilmot Road.
Tucson, AZ – A woman who was injured in a two-vehicle crash on Tucson’s southeast side earlier this month has died, according to the Tucson PD.
The woman was identified as Adelina Fimbres Alegria, a 60-year-old Tucson resident. Â Alegria died on October 18, more than two weeks after the crash, the Tucson Police Department said.
The collision occurred around 7:45 p.m. on October 3, at East Littletown Road and South Wilmot Road.
Alegria, who was operating a Toyota Van, attempted to turn left from East Littletown Road onto southbound South Wilmot Road. A Kia hatchback struck the van, which then crashed into a utility pole, according to police.
Police said Alegria was cited for running a stop sign and for not wearing a seat belt. She was taken to a hospital after the collision with injuries initially believed to be minor. The Kia’s driver was not hurt.
Investigators were notified of her death on October 18.