League City police arrest,charge woman in hit-and-run that killed cyclist
 

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HOUSTON—League City police have arrested and charged a woman in
connection with a hit-and-run wreck that left a cyclist dead
last week.

Investigators said 45-year-old Kevin Muson, of League City, was
riding his bike in the 1900 block of West Marina Bay Drive
around 2:30 a.m. on March 13 when a car struck him.

Muson was transported to Clear Lake Regional where he was later
pronounced dead.

League City police said the driver of the vehicle fled the
scene, but stopped at the entrance of a nearby gated community.
Police said they were able to obtain clear video footage from
the guard station depicting a woman removing a portion of her
vehicle and placing it in her back seat.

The same day, police released the surveillance video hoping it
would help them find leads. Someone recognized the woman and
after numerous interviews and information obtained from
investigators, a warrant was obtained for Dena McKenzie, a 49-
year-old League City woman.

McKenzie is charged with accident involving death, a second-
degree felony. Her bond was set at $25,000.

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League City police arrest, charge woman in hit-and-run that killed cyclist
 

"Dan Patriot" wrote in message ...

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HOUSTON—League City police have arrested and charged a woman in
connection with a hit-and-run wreck that left a cyclist dead
last week.

Investigators said 45-year-old Kevin Muson, of League City, was
riding his bike in the 1900 block of West Marina Bay Drive
around 2:30 a.m. on March 13 when a car struck him.

Muson was transported to Clear Lake Regional where he was later
pronounced dead.

League City police said the driver of the vehicle fled the
scene, but stopped at the entrance of a nearby gated community.
Police said they were able to obtain clear video footage from
the guard station depicting a woman removing a portion of her
vehicle and placing it in her back seat.

The same day, police released the surveillance video hoping it
would help them find leads. Someone recognized the woman and
after numerous interviews and information obtained from
investigators, a warrant was obtained for Dena McKenzie, a 49-
year-old League City woman.

McKenzie is charged with accident involving death, a second-
degree felony. Her bond was set at $25,000.

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The most interesting aspect of your report which you left out is that the woman responsible for the hit and run was a nurse. Apparently being a nurse does not create any special empathy for your fellow human beings.

Ed Dolan the Great
aka
Saint Edward the Great

League City police arrest, charge woman in hit-and-run thatkilled cyclist
 

On Thursday, March 20, 2014 9:10:30 AM UTC-7, EdwardDolan wrote:
"Dan Patriot" wrote in message
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HOUSTON--League City police have arrested and charged a woman in

connection with a hit-and-run wreck that left a cyclist dead

last week.



Investigators said 45-year-old Kevin Muson, of League City, was

riding his bike in the 1900 block of West Marina Bay Drive

around 2:30 a.m. on March 13 when a car struck him.



Muson was transported to Clear Lake Regional where he was later

pronounced dead.



League City police said the driver of the vehicle fled the

scene, but stopped at the entrance of a nearby gated community.


Police said they were able to obtain clear video footage from

the guard station depicting a woman removing a portion of her

vehicle and placing it in her back seat.



The same day, police released the surveillance video hoping it

would help them find leads. Someone recognized the woman and

after numerous interviews and information obtained from

investigators, a warrant was obtained for Dena McKenzie, a 49-

year-old League City woman.



McKenzie is charged with accident involving death, a second-

degree felony. Her bond was set at $25,000.



http://www.khou.com/home/251023741.html



The most interesting aspect of your report which you left
out is that the woman responsible for the hit and run was a nurse. Apparently
being a nurse does not create any special empathy for your fellow human
beings.



Ed Dolan the Great

aka

Saint Edward the Great

Was her last name "Ratched"?