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Driver Charged After Pickup Plows Into San Carlos Home Following Earlier Wreck

Hospitalization of a home occupant and gaps in the chain of events have prompted an active criminal probe.

CRASH AFTERMATH: A pickup truck sits wedged inside a San Carlos residence (left) following a chaotic July 11 collision on White Mountain Avenue. Ashley Nosie, 32, (right) is facing 46 criminal charges—including aggravated DUI and multiple counts of child endangerment—after police say she struck a pedestrian and plowed into the occupied home, seriously injuring two people. (Photos: San Carlos Apache Police Department)

Overview

  • Investigators say the same driver caused two linked crashes late July 11, first striking someone in a nearby collision and then driving a pickup off White Mountain Avenue into a house on the San Carlos Apache reservation.
  • Police arrested 32‑year‑old Ashley Nosie and filed an extensive set of criminal counts tied to the incidents, including aggravated DUI, leaving the scene and multiple assault and endangerment charges.
  • A person inside the home suffered serious injuries and was hospitalized for advanced medical care, while the pickup’s driver and a passenger and another person from the first crash were also hurt.
  • Several children were in the house when the truck hit it but were not injured, and the impact caused heavy structural damage to the residence.
  • The San Carlos Apache Police Department says the investigation remains active and prosecutors will move forward with charges as authorities piece together the exact sequence and liability.