Myriam del Socorro Lopez was killed when her car was struck by a 17-year-old driver. Records show the teen had sent a text two minutes before paramedics were called.
December 19, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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As the nation’s top transportation official urges Congress to ban texting while driving, an $8.82 million jury award in Miami-Dade Circuit Court hints at how seriously some interpret the danger.
Myriam del Socorro Lopez was a passenger sitting next to her husband when Luis Cruz-Govin, 17, slammed his father’s Subaru into the couple’s car in 2008. She was killed.
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