Woman killed by truck driven into SoCal home; police say driver may have been suicidal

Woman killed by truck driven into SoCal home

SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. — A California woman has died after a truck driven into her home pinned her against the kitchen stove.

Police say 45-year-old Glynna Rose Folkens was standing in her kitchen Thursday night when a truck barreled through a brick wall in the back of her San Bernardino home and pinned her, causing massive leg injuries.

Police officer Daniel Hesser says the driver, 19-year-old Christopher Segura, ran a stop sign, breached a cinder block wall and crashed through the back of the house at 9:36 p.m.

Police say the cause is still under investigation, but early evidence suggests Segura may have been attempting suicide.

Segura was hospitalized but his condition was not known. It was not clear whether he would face any charges.

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SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. (AP) — A California woman has died after a truck driven into her home pinned her against the kitchen stove.

Police say 45-year-old Glynna Rose Folkens was standing in her kitchen Thursday night when a truck barreled through a brick wall in the back of her San Bernardino home and pinned her, causing massive leg injuries.

Police officer Daniel Hesser says the driver, 19-year-old Christopher Segura, ran a stop sign, breached a cinder block wall and crashed through the back of the house at 9:36 p.m.

Police say the cause is still under investigation, but early evidence suggests Segura may have been attempting suicide.

Segura’s condition was hospitalized but his condition was not known. It was not clear whether he would face any charges.