Family of Stratford woman critically injured in wrong-way crash seek help from public
The family of a Stratford woman critically injured in a wrong-way crash is asking for the public's help.
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Sep 26, 2021, 10:13 PM
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6h agoThe family of a Stratford woman critically injured
in a wrong-way crash is asking for the public's help.
Relatives of 28-year-old Jailisa Reyes say they want
anyone who may have witnessed the two-vehicle crash in Beacon Falls on Aug. 29
to contact Connecticut State Police.
The family's attorney is
asking anybody who may have knowledge about the driver, who allegedly went the
wrong way on Route 8 and caused the crash, to come forward.
He says Reyes is recovering in the hospital with
"life-changing injuries."
