Arrest Made in Last Year's Hit-and-Run Accident

An arrest was made in last year's hit-and-run accident involving Ashleigh Jackson:

The Santa Clara County Office of the Sheriff has arrested Saratoga resident Robert Paul Schiro in connection with last year's hit-and-run collision on Highway 9 that left competitive cyclist Ashley [sic] Jackson with permanent brain damage.
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Schiro was arrested at his office in Santa Clara where he runs RPS Properties, a property management business. The arrest comes almost a year to the date when the collision occurred.


Read more at the Mercury News article.

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