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No new updates in collision that injured William & Mary student, state police say

Summary by Ground News
Rosemary Raynal was crossing Richmond Road near the Armistead Avenue intersection. She suffered fractures in her hip, scapula and skull as well as brain trauma. The vehicle was driven by Cliff Fleet, president and CEO of the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation. Police have yet to release details or said whether there will be any charges.

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No new updates in collision that injured William & Mary student, state police say

WILLIAMSBURG — Three weeks after a William & Mary student was struck by an SUV crossing a Williamsburg street, police have yet to release details or said whether there will be any charges. As of Thursday, there “are no new updates,” state police spokesperson Sgt. Michelle Anaya said in an email, reiterating that any information available for release will be sent out via press release to all media. The state police department does not operate und…

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Daily Press broke the news in on Thursday, November 16, 2023.
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