Cudahy hit-and-run, accused driver’s competency questioned

The Brief

  • A competency exam was ordered for the driver accused in a Cudahy hit-and-run.
  • A 10-year-old child was struck while in the crosswalk near Swift and Ramsey.
  • Court filings said the driver thought she hit a rock or construction barrel.

CUDAHY, Wis. A competency examination was ordered Wednesday for the elderly driver accused in a Cudahy hit-and-run that injured a 10-year-old girl last year.

In court:

Court records show 89-year-old Darlene Adam’s defense attorney raised concerns that she was not competent to proceed, and the court found probable cause. The results of a doctor’s report are due back to the court on Feb. 9.

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