Nicole Alarcon

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Apr 17, 2024, 9:51 PM

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Stamford police say the driver who struck a resident in March is now facing negligent homicide charges.

Tyler Zinko, the driver, was initially issued a misdemeanor summons at the scene for striking a vulnerable person and causing “serious physical injury.”

Police updated the charges after the woman died from her injuries.

Zinko is due back in court on June 21.