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 The way Dallas Police put it, she first passed out, then she ran over her husband, then she tried to flee the scene. Mary Jane Lane, 50, of Balch Springs Texas faces a charge of driving while intoxicated after the accident in Dallas Tuesday. 
 
 
 
 According to a Dallas Police Report Lane was driving with her husband when she stopped at a red light at Northwest Highway and Ferndale in Dallas. The report says Lane passed out. So her husband Randall Lane got out of the SUV walked to his wife's side, opened her door, and tried to unfasten her seat belt. The report goes on that Lane 'came to' and pressed the accelerator, snagging Randall Lane in the door. Lane was dragged until he fell from the SUV, suffering injuries to his head and both legs. 
 
 
 
 Police say Mary Lane fled the scene, in violation of a law that requires a motorist to stop and render aid. She was arrested for intoxication assault, although the charge was later reduced to driving while intoxicated. 
 
 
 
 Mary Lane is in the Dallas County Jail on $20,000 bond. The condition of her husband is not known. ||||| A Balch Springs woman was arrested Tuesday after police say she passed out at a red light near White Rock Lake and then ran over her husband when he got out of the car to try to rouse her. 
 
 Mary Jane Lane, 50, was initially charged with intoxication assault and leaving the scene of an accident after police found her blocking traffic a couple miles away on Northwest Highway in Dallas. 
 
 Dallas police spokeswoman Melinda Gutierrez said Wednesday that the charges had been downgraded to driving while intoxicated. 
 
 Lane was driving west on Northwest Highway with her husband, Randall, in the passenger seat when she came to the intersection with Ferndale Road around 5 p.m. Police said she was under the influence of drugs and passed out at the red light. 
 
 Randall Lane then got out of the car and opened the driver's side door. He reached in to unbuckle his wife's seat belt, when she awakened and pressed the accelerator, police said. 
 
 Mary Lane dragged her husband down the road, causing him to break both legs and injure his head, police said. 
 
 Officers then found Mary Lane blocking traffic on Northwest Highway near the intersection with W. Lawther Drive. Police said her car's engine was off and that she had blood shot eyes, slurred speech and unsteady balance. 
 
 Mary Lane is being held in Dallas County jail on $20,000 bail. ||||| Mother who lost child, husband in drunk driving accident shares heartbreaking photo from hospital The woman shared a message for drunk drivers. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Photo: Courtesy/Facebook Image 1 of / 10 Caption Close Image 1 of 10 Kristian Guerrero: "This is me finally being able to hold my son. This is what being in an induced labor for almost 24 hrs after surviving a car crash that killed my husband and my son looks like." Kristian Guerrero: "This is me finally being able to hold my son. This is what being in an induced labor for almost 24 hrs after surviving a car crash that killed my husband and my son looks like." Photo: Courtesy/Facebook Image 2 of 10 Kristian Guerrero, a 24-year-old Bryan resident, was driving the opposite direction in a Toyota Corolla with her husband Fabian Guerrero-Moreno in the passenger seat when Elliott's Impala crossed the highway center line and collided with the Corolla, according to a release. less Kristian Guerrero, a 24-year-old Bryan resident, was driving the opposite direction in a Toyota Corolla with her husband Fabian Guerrero-Moreno in the passenger seat when Elliott's Impala crossed the highway ... more Photo: Courtesy Image 3 of 10 Kristian Guerrero, a 24-year-old Bryan resident, was driving the opposite direction in a Toyota Corolla with her husband Fabian Guerrero-Moreno in the passenger seat when Elliott's Impala crossed the highway center line and collided with the Corolla, according to a release. less Kristian Guerrero, a 24-year-old Bryan resident, was driving the opposite direction in a Toyota Corolla with her husband Fabian Guerrero-Moreno in the passenger seat when Elliott's Impala crossed the highway ... more Photo: Courtesy Image 4 of 10 Kristian Guerrero, a 24-year-old Bryan resident, was driving the opposite direction in a Toyota Corolla with her husband Fabian Guerrero-Moreno in the passenger seat when Elliott's Impala crossed the highway center line and collided with the Corolla, the release said. less Kristian Guerrero, a 24-year-old Bryan resident, was driving the opposite direction in a Toyota Corolla with her husband Fabian Guerrero-Moreno in the passenger seat when Elliott's Impala crossed the highway ... more Image 5 of 10 Kristian Guerrero, a 24-year-old Bryan resident, was driving the opposite direction in a Toyota Corolla with her husband Fabian Guerrero-Moreno in the passenger seat when Elliott's Impala crossed the highway center line and collided with the Corolla, according to a release. less Kristian Guerrero, a 24-year-old Bryan resident, was driving the opposite direction in a Toyota Corolla with her husband Fabian Guerrero-Moreno in the passenger seat when Elliott's Impala crossed the highway ... more Photo: Courtesy Image 6 of 10 Kristian Guerrero, a 24-year-old Bryan resident, was driving the opposite direction in a Toyota Corolla with her husband Fabian Guerrero-Moreno in the passenger seat when Elliott's Impala crossed the highway center line and collided with the Corolla, according to a release. less Kristian Guerrero, a 24-year-old Bryan resident, was driving the opposite direction in a Toyota Corolla with her husband Fabian Guerrero-Moreno in the passenger seat when Elliott's Impala crossed the highway ... more Photo: Courtesy Image 7 of 10 Shana Lee Elliott was arrested by the Hays County Sheriff's Office on May 2, 2016 and charged with two felony drug charges. Shana Lee Elliott was arrested by the Hays County Sheriff's Office on May 2, 2016 and charged with two felony drug charges. Photo: Hays County Jail Image 8 of 10 Shana Lee Elliott was also arrested by the Hays County Narcotics Taskforce and booked on March 22, 2016 and charged with three felony drug charges. Shana Lee Elliott was also arrested by the Hays County Narcotics Taskforce and booked on March 22, 2016 and charged with three felony drug charges. Photo: Hays County Jail Image 9 of 10 Shana Elliott, 21, was charged with intoxication manslaughter and intoxication assault on Aug. 2, 2016 following a fatal crash in San Marcos. Shana Elliott, 21, was charged with intoxication manslaughter and intoxication assault on Aug. 2, 2016 following a fatal crash in San Marcos. Image 10 of 10 Mother who lost child, husband in drunk driving accident shares heartbreaking photo from hospital 1 / 10 Back to Gallery 
 
 A little more than a month has passed since a 24-year-old woman was left widowed and forced to deliver her unborn son after to a deadly car crash allegedly caused by a Texas State student who had just come off the river in San Marcos. 
 
 Shana Elliott, a 21-year-old senior, was heading home from floating the river Aug. 2 — where police say she admitted to drinking — when her car veered across the center line on Highway 21 in San Marcos and collided with Kristian Guerrero, 24, and her husband Fabian Guerrero-Moreno’s vehicle, according to an affidavit obtained by mySA.com. 
 
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 Guerrero-Moreno was killed in the crash and his wife was hospitalized with a brain bleed. Two days later, doctors induced Guerrero and she gave birth to her 19-week-old baby boy Aug. 5, who she named Fabian James after his father. 
 
 A joint funeral for Guerrero-Moreno and his son was held Aug. 12 in Bryan. 
 
 “I could have died Aug. 2 but God had other plans,” Guerrero wrote on Facebook Sunday, sharing a photo of herself holding her baby in the hospital. “I’m left behind to fight this fight for my husband and my son.” 
 
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 She urged readers to think before getting into a car after drinking, saying it was mature and okay to ask for a ride or take a friend’s car keys from them. 
 
 “This is me being able to hold my son. This is what being in an induced labor for almost 24 hours after surviving a car crash that killed my husband and my son looks like,” she said in the post that received more than 2,000 shares. “All because someone thought it was okay to get wasted and drive.” 
 
 Elliott remains in Hays County Jail Monday on two counts of intoxicated manslaughter and one charge of intoxication assault with a vehicle. Her bond amounts total $385,000. 
 
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 Elliott was arrested twice before, once in March and again in May, on felony drug charges. On March 22, she was arrested on three felony charges of possession of controlled substances and marijuana. On May 2, she was arrested on two felony charges of possession of controlled substances, according to county records. 
 
 “I will continue to spread awareness and share this story until the day I die in hopes it prevents anyone else from feeling the pain I walk around with every day,” Guerrero said. “I refuse to let my husband and my son’s deaths to be in vain.” 
 
 kbradshaw@express-news.net 
 
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– A Texas woman passed out at a red light, awoke as her husband tried to rouse her, then drove off dragging him along outside the car, KDAF-TV reports. Police suspect 50-year-old Mary Jane Lane (yes, her real name) passed out while under the influence of prescription drugs at the stop light. Her husband exited the SUV from the passenger side, opened her door, and tried to undo her safety belt, presumably so he could take over driving. That’s when she “came to” and hit the gas. The husband got dragged along but eventually fell from the car, receiving head and leg injuries. Lane kept on driving, police report. They arrested her later for something called intoxication assault, notes the Dallas Morning News, but the charge was reduced to driving while intoxicated. Now, she’s in a Dallas jail on a $20,000 bond; her husband’s condition isn’t known.