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(previous report): Deadly crash shuts down Gilbert intersection
A driver died following a crash between two vehicles on July 17 near the intersection of Cooper and Baseline roads in Gilbert, police said.
GILBERT, Ariz. - Months after a woman was killed in a crash at a Gilbert intersection, a man has been arrested.
The backstory:
Just after 10 a.m. on July 17, Gilbert police responded to the intersection of Cooper Road and Merrill Avenue for a crash between two cars.
An unresponsive woman was trapped inside one of the vehicles. She was pulled from the car by firefighters and pronounced dead. The driver of the second vehicle wasn't hurt.
Woman killed in crash at Gilbert intersection
A woman died after she was pulled from a car on July 17 following a crash at the intersection of Cooper Road and Merrill Avenue.
Dig deeper:
Police say 59-year-old Pauline Gray was traveling westbound and about to turn left onto Cooper Road on a green signal when the driver of the second car, 25-year-old Andy Felix, sped into the intersection and crashed into her.
Investigators believe Felix was traveling at speeds between 59–65 mph when he hit Gray.
"A subsequent DUI investigation was conducted on-scene which revealed alleged signs and symptoms of impairment," police said.
Felix was arrested on Oct. 23 and booked into jail. He's accused of manslaughter.
Map of where the crash happened:
The Source: An Oct. 26, 2026 news release from the Gilbert Police Department and a FOX 10 report on July 17.