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Fugitive in deadly 2024 Florida crash that killed his own mother arrested, FHP says

Marcus Chen
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Fugitive in deadly 2024 Florida crash that killed his own mother arrested, FHP says — Coconut Creek Sports news

Florida Highway Patrol says a man who killed three people including his own mother in a deadly Osceola County crash has been arrested more than two years later.On Friday, FHP announced the arrest of 48-year-old Jean S. Dorisca by the department's Criminal Alien Apprehension Team (CAAT). Dorisca is a Haitian national and lawful permanent resident of the United States, FHP noted.The department said Dorisca evaded arrest after the crash on July 16, 2024. According to FHP, the crash happened along State Road 60 near the county line shared by Polk and Osceola counties, where Dorisca allegedly tried to pass a semi-truck in a designated no-passing zone. At that time, FHP said he crashed into oncoming traffic, causing the three deaths.Jean S. Dorisca Florida Highway Patrol FHP said CAAT troopers found Dorisca at a residence in Boca Raton on Thursday, Oct. 28. The next day, he was taken into custody without incident as part of a target

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