The Milwaukee Police Department is investigating a fatal car accident that killed a 17-year-old girl. The incident happened around 9:55 pm on Saturday night near North 10th Street and West Capitol Drive. Police said a 27-year-old man from Milwaukee was driving east. When he lost control in the Capitol and collided with a bus shelter. The car rolled again and engulfed in flames. The Milwaukee teenager also died from injuries. On Monday, she was identified as Jamera Doyle. Investigators said he was partially ejected. Pinned under and under the car. The police arrested the driver. His name was not released. The cause of the crash remains under investigation. Preliminary reports suggest that the driver was speeding towards another vehicle at the time of the accident. Doyle’s mother spoke to WISN 12 on Monday. “My life is forever changed. There is a hole in my heart forever,” she said. Mary McKiston said a court ordered no contact between her daughter and the man because she was a registered sexual The culprit is.” He decides to take my daughter from work. He shouldn’t have taken it anymore. He picks her up, gets her in a car and goes crazy,” McQuiston said. He added that his 1-year-old granddaughter was also the father. “I have to show her pictures. So he will know what his mother looks like. It’s sad,” McQuiston said. “It is something I am not prepared for and unwilling to deal with. Because not everyone wanted him to be with her,” said Doyle’s sister Shaneka Johnson. An FIR was expected to be filed in the case. Somebody Other details were not available.
The Milwaukee Police Department is investigating a fatal car accident that killed a 17-year-old girl.
The incident happened around 9:55 pm on Saturday night near North 10th Street and West Capitol Drive.
Police said a 27-year-old Milwaukee man was driving east on the Capitol when he lost control and hit a bus shelter.
The car then overturned and engulfed in flames.
The teen, who was also from Milwaukee, died from his injuries.
She was identified as Jamara Doyle on Monday.
Investigators said he was partially ejected from the car and buried under it.
The police arrested the driver.
His name was not released.
The cause of the crash remains under investigation.
Preliminary reports suggest that the driver was speeding and overtaking another vehicle at the time of the accident.
Doyle’s mother spoke to WISN 12 on Monday.
“My life is forever changed. There is a hole in my heart forever,” she said.
Mary McQuiston said a court ordered no contact between her daughter and the man living with her because she is a registered sex offender.
“He decides to take my daughter from work. He shouldn’t have taken her anymore. He picks her up, gets her in a car and goes crazy,” McQuiston said.
She said that he was also the father of her 1-year-old granddaughter.
“I have to show her pictures. So she’ll know what her mom looks like. It’s sad,” McQuiston said.
Doyle’s sister Shaneka Johnson said, “It’s something I’m not prepared for and not prepared to deal with. Because not everyone wanted him to be with her.”
An FIR was expected to be registered in this case.
No other details were available.
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