Crime & Safety
Police File Warrant for Intoxicated Pedestrian Who Was Struck by a Car on Rt. 3
Newtown Police issued a warrant for the Newtown Square pedestrian who was struck by a passing vehicle on Friday, Jan. 27.
NEWTOWN SQUARE–The pedestrian who was struck by a passing car has been identified and issued a warrant.
The pedestrian, identified as Ann Elizabeth Muller, 31, of Newtown Square, was arrested and charged for adulteration or misbranding of a controlled substance; intentional posession of a controlled substance for a person not registered; and failure to yield to traffic, according to court documents.
According to Det. Joe Vandegrift, who responded to the incident, a Hyundai was driving eastbound on Route 3 when they struck Muller on the 3400 block of Route 3 in front of the entrance of .
Find out what's happening in Marple Newtownwith free, real-time updates from Patch.
Muller was crossing the roadway just before 9 p.m. on Jan. 27 when she was hit by the vehicle. Muller was seriously injured and flown by the PennStar helicopter to the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania for facial injuries.
Vandegrift said a warrant was issued to Muller for narcotics possession and public intoxication.
Find out what's happening in Marple Newtownwith free, real-time updates from Patch.
In addition to Newtown Police, the . and Riddle EMS responded to the scene.
A preliminary hearing has been scheduled for Muller on March 22 at before Judge Leon Hunter.
NOTE: Any arrests or charges mentioned in this article does not indicate guilt or conviction.
Get more local news delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for free Patch newsletters and alerts.
