Serene Francie Rosenberg, CEO of a mortgage company, has been charged with killing an 88-year-old man while driving a Range Rover. The allegedly drunk driver is said to have run a red light.
Serene Francie Rosenberg, 48, crashed her Range Rover into a van, instantly killing Melvin Joseph Weibel, 88, after the collision in Dana Point, California, on January 31. The allegedly intoxicated driver was accused of running a red light.
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According to the preliminary investigation by the Orange County Sheriff’s Department, Serene allegedly “made a turn against a red light in front of a Ford Transit van, which was traveling east on the same road.”
The van driver was taken to the hospital with serious injuries, but was not in life-threatening condition. The impact of the collision was so severe that it killed the passenger instantly.
Serene is the CEO of OCMBC LoanStream Mortgage, a mortgage company, and had three prior convictions. She was placed on administrative leave and replaced as president, according to a statement from OCMBC.
“This has been a difficult time for everyone affected by this tragic event, and our hearts are with those impacted,” said Rabi Aziz, CEO of OCMBC.
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