Lawsuit filed after fatal drunk driving accident on Queen Isabella Causeway

Family of drunk driving victim sues driver and helper

The family of Mariah Desiree Enriquez, who was tragically killed by a drunk driver over the weekend, has filed a lawsuit to hold the driver, Hugo Lara, and anyone else who enabled his drunken state responsible for her death. The incident occurred on Saturday when 20-year-old Enriquez was hit head-on by Lara, who was driving the wrong way on the Queen Isabella Causeway.

The lawsuit notes that Lara, 48, has been arrested twice for drunk driving and has assaulted two police officers in the past. As part of the lawsuit, a restraining order was issued against Lara, who is currently charged with intoxication manslaughter.

The Enriquez family is determined to seek justice for Mariah and ensure that those responsible for Lara’s intoxication are held accountable. The lawsuit highlights the need for stronger measures and accountability to prevent such tragic incidents.

The fatal accident on the Queen Isabella Causeway has drawn attention to the dangers of driving under the influence of alcohol and the devastating impact it can have on innocent lives. The Enriquez family, along with their legal representatives, want to send a clear message about the consequences of driving under the influence of alcohol and the importance of preventing repeat offenses.

As the case progresses, the public and authorities will be closely watching the legal process moving forward. The lawsuit is not only an attempt to get justice for Mariah, but also a general call to action to address the ongoing problem of drunk driving and its devastating effects.

For more information on the case and updates on the court proceedings, please consult local news outlets and official announcements.