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72-Year-Old Grandma’s Hit-and-Run Leaves an Entire Family Dead
72-Year-Old Grandma’s Hit-and-Run Leaves an Entire Family Dead

Police Watch  |  2026-09-28

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#news #police #arrest If you guys enjoy watching our videos, check out our Podcast on Spotify. 🎙 It’s perfect for those times when you can’t sit down and watch a full video. Throw it on during your drive to work, at the gym, on a flight, or even just in the background while you’re doing stuff arou...

#news #police #arrest If you guys enjoy watching our videos, check out our Podcast on Spotify. 🎙 It’s perfect for those times when you can’t sit down and watch a full video. Throw it on during your drive to work, at the gym, on a flight, or even just in the background while you’re doing stuff around the house. Hit follow, and give us a listen. It really helps support the channel. 🙏 Listen here: https://open.spotify.com/show/0345cUcUizxbpMs6EijMC4 On February 10th, 2025, a father watched his entire family get struck while crossing a busy Florida highway. But as first responders desperately tried to save them, the driver responsible was nowhere to be found. The young family was crossing U.S. 301 in Sarasota when a Lexus struck 29-year-old Taylor Bennett and her two young sons, 2-year-old Rio and 5-month-old Kylin. Moments before the impact, the father had stepped back toward the road to retrieve Taylor's dropped phone. That's when he heard the collision and turned around to see his family scattered across the roadway. Bodycam footage captures the devastating moments that followed. The father desperately tries to help his family while repeatedly asking first responders whether his children are breathing and pleading with his loved ones to stay with him. Making the situation even more difficult, the couple's 7-year-old daughter was waiting alone at their nearby home, completely unaware of what had just happened. Officers eventually took the father back to the house to get her while paramedics continued treating the rest of the family. Meanwhile, witnesses told police they had seen a sedan strike the family before leaving the area. One witness claimed the driver appeared to slow down or briefly stop before continuing away from the scene. Investigators spent the following days reviewing surveillance footage and tracing the vehicle's movements. Their investigation eventually led them to a Lexus belonging to 72-year-old June Fenton. When detectives contacted Fenton, she claimed she believed she had struck a dog. According to investigators, Fenton said she turned around afterward, noticed people on the opposite side of the road and eventually went home. Police discovered significant damage to her Lexus, and investigators say a forensic examination later connected evidence from the vehicle to the crash scene. 23 days after the collision, officers returned to Fenton's home and placed her under arrest. Bodycam footage captures her calmly greeting one of the officers by saying, "You can't get enough of me, can you?" Fenton cooperated with officers and was placed in handcuffs in front of her because of reported shoulder pain. After being read her rights, she declined to answer additional questions without an attorney present. The consequences of the crash were devastating. According to the video, both young boys died that same night. Taylor remained hospitalized in a coma for nearly two months before she also died, leaving behind her husband and two daughters. Following Taylor's death, the video states that Fenton's charges were increased to three counts of leaving the scene of a crash involving death. Her bond was reportedly set at $650,000 before she was later released with an ankle monitor and prohibited from driving. As of the video's reporting, Fenton's case had not yet gone to trial, with a jury trial scheduled for December 2026. What began as a family simply trying to cross the road ultimately left a father without his wife and two young sons. Investigators say surveillance footage, witness accounts and evidence recovered from the damaged Lexus eventually helped them identify the driver—leading officers back to her home 23 days later. This is bodycam footage of the investigation and arrest that followed. Disclaimer: The videos on Police Watch are intended solely for informative and educational purposes. They are not meant to encourage or promote any illegal activities or unsafe behavior. Body-worn camera footage has been edited for length and in accordance with YouTube community guidelines while maintaining a journalistic focus. The content is designed to provide insight into law enforcement procedures, police interactions, and public safety awareness. Always respect the law and follow local regulations.

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