Jayana Tanae Webb in the age of 21 only she was charged with murder on Tuesday in Pennsylvania. She said she rammed the troopers on I-95 just moments after they had pulled her over on suspicion of drunk driving. Jayana Tanae Webb is charged with 18 crimes, including third-degree murder, homicide by vehicle, manslaughter of a law enforcement officer, involuntary manslaughter, recklessly endangering another person, and driving under the influence.
The suspect is currently locked up at the detention center on 15th and Callowhill Streets in Philadelphia. Wearing the handcuffs of the two troopers accused of killing, She was taken to jail. Jayana of Eagleville held her head down without saying any word as state police escorted her out of Troop K, the same barracks where the fallen troopers were based.
Webb is charged with third-degree murder, including more than 18 crimes, homicide by vehicle, manslaughter of a law enforcement officer, involuntary manslaughter, recklessly endangering another person, and driving under the influence.
Statement was given by the governor-
Tom Wolf, Governor stated the death of the officers on Monday, saying that he and his wife, Frances, are praying for all of the Pennsylvania State Police. “Frances and I are deeply saddened by the tragic loss of these two state troopers and the individual they were assisting,” the statement. “This tragedy is a reminder that our law enforcement officers put their lives on the line every day, and we Pennsylvanians are grateful for the men and women who protect us and our communities.”
Pennsylvania State Trooper’s Association echoed statements-
The Pennsylvania State Trooper’s Association echoed those statements. “Trooper Martin Mack and Branden Sisca died serving the people of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,” they said. “They are heroes, who will forever be honored by all those who take and recite the Pennsylvania State Police Call of Honor and serve as a Pennsylvania State Trooper.”
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