The Brief
- On October 6, Dallas Police arrested 22-year-old Aldrea Rogers and charged her with two counts of manslaughter in connection to a fatal car crash on Garland Road in Dallas.
- An arrest affidavit states Rogers was driving 82 miles per hour prior to the crash, nearly 50 miles over the listed speed limit of 35 miles per hour.
- Madison Duren and Julian Harris, two recent SMU graduates, were killed in the crash. Rogers and her two children, who were in her vehicle during the incident, survived.
DALLAS – The driver who has been charged in the deaths of two recent SMU graduates in a car crash near White Rock Lake was going nearly 50 miles per hour over the listed speed limit prior to the crash, according to an arrest affidavit.
Garland Road fatal crash
What we know:
On October 6, Dallas Police responded to a major accident in the 9200 block of Garland Road. Police found three vehicles had been involved in a crash.
According to an arrest affidavit, 22-year-old Julian Harris was driving eastbound on Knob Oak Drive in a Toyota Prius with 22-year-old Madison Duren in the passenger’s seat.…