PHOENIX — Phoenix police have identified a woman who was killed in a crash Sunday near Cave Creek and Pinnacle Peak roads.
Authorities said Sarah Warren, 23, was pronounced dead at the scene of the crash by the fire department.
Officials with the Phoenix Police Department said Warren when the vehicle she was driving was hit head-on.
According to police, Warren was driving north on Cave Creek Road, where the roadway is undergoing construction and merges into one lane. Warren's vehicle collided with another vehicle going north at the merge point. After colliding with that vehicle, Warren's vehicle went into a raised median and then into southbound lanes, where it collided with a truck that was pulling a trailer. Then, a fourth vehicle going south collided with Warren's vehicle.
Police said the truck driver pulling the trailer, identified as an adult male, was processed for a DUI and then released.
No other injuries were reported in the crash.
The crash remains under investigation.
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