ELIZABETH, NJ- As reported previously, officials have identified the woman killed in a two-vehicle crash in Elizabeth last week, according to local media sources.
The woman has been identified as 29-year-old Zakeirah Fullman. She died shortly after the two-vehicle collision on Thursday at 1:00am near 5th Street and Fulton Street. A pickup truck driver crashed into Fullman’s vehicle and killed her.
Unidentified residents of Elizabeth claim that this incident involved some sort of pursuit, but this has yet to be confirmed by officials. One reported the potential involvement of another pickup truck, but only one was identified at the scene of thr crash.
The accident is still under investigation. We will be monitoring for updates.
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