McKenzie Gilbert Killed; Kelsey Knoll faces murder charges Santa Cruz pedestrian accident

McKenzie Gilbert, 23, Killed in Santa Cruz Pedestrian Collision; Kelsey Knoll Charged with Murder

SANTA CRUZ, Calif. (July 23, 2018) — Kelsey Knoll, 24, of Mount Herman, has been arrested and charged with murder after she allegedly struck and killed 23-year-old McKenzie Gilbert who was walking on Modesto Avenue, according to the Register Pajaronian.

The collision took place about 3:25 p.m. on Friday, July 20th in Santa Cruz. Knoll was driving a black 1999 Infiniti SUV as she drove westbound on Modesto Avenue. She struck the victim who died at the scene. The suspect was later located about a block away from the scene of the crash.

It’s unknown whether the suspect was DUI or speeding, but updates on this story will be made as more information is released.

Kelsey Knoll, 24, of Mount Herman

Kelsey Knoll

Witnesses to this collision may contact police investigators at 420-5820.

Traffic Accident Investigation

At this time, it appears that Kelsey Knoll is being held responsible for this woman’s death and faces several charges including murder.

We extend our deepest condolences to the victim’s family at this difficult time.

If a negligent driver or another entity is at fault for a collision resulting in injuries to you or a loved one, there may be grounds for a personal injury or wrongful death claim. While this is always a personal decision, for many the financial losses associated with a traffic accident are significant.

If you, or your loved one, have been hurt in a California traffic accident, we urge you to contact Johnson Attorneys Group today and speak with one of our experienced personal injury lawyers to help you. We will bring our expertise to your case and guide you every step of the way. Give our office a call at 855-703-4186 for a free consultation.

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