Published April 24, 2012, 07:45 AM
-- The hit-and-run trial of Amy Senser is underway. Jurors were seated on Monday followed by opening arguments, which included a prosecutor Deborah Russell saying Senser's oldest stepdaughter told the defendant she would go to police if Senser did not admit she was driving the vehicle that struck and killed 38-year-old Anousone Phanthavong of Roseville.
Senser trial now underway
Minnesota News-- The hit-and-run trial of Amy Senser is underway. Jurors were seated on Monday followed by opening arguments, which included a prosecutor Deborah Russell saying Senser's oldest stepdaughter told the defendant she would go to police if Senser did not admit she was driving the vehicle that struck and killed 38-year-old Anousone Phanthavong of Roseville.
MINNEAPOLIS - The hit-and-run trial of Amy Senser is underway. Jurors were seated on Monday followed by opening arguments, which included a prosecutor Deborah Russell saying Senser's oldest stepdaughter told the defendant she would go to police if Senser did not admit she was driving the vehicle that struck and killed 38-year-old Anousone Phanthavong of Roseville.
Senser claims she didn't know she had struck a person when she drove up a freeway off-ramp in Minneapolis.
The 45-year old will eventually take the stand in her trial, where she faces three counts of criminal vehicular homicide.
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