A car crash in a grocery store parking lot resulted in the death of a baby. The incident occurred when a woman hit a mother who was pushing a stroller. The woman involved in the crash, Maria CobonGuzman, was reportedly driving without a license.
Officials have confirmed the details of the incident. Further information about the crash is available from the source, including the location of the incident, which was Jackson Township, NJ.
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