Mariana Campos-Jimenez was sentenced to 10 years in prison in May.

A woman accused of driving drunk in a fatal crash pleaded guilty Monday in a case that’s nearing four years to resolve.

Mariana Campos-Jimenez was 20 when she was charged in a deadly drunk driving head-on collision that killed a 44-year-old man.

Mariana Campos-Jimenez agrees to plea deal and requests probation

A Houston family paid for a billboard to express their frustration over delayed justice in their loved one's case. Gabriel Gallegos was killed in a wrong way driver crash in 2020, the family says the case has still not gone to trial and they expect the suspect will face the minimum punishment if any at all. The suspect is out on bond.

SAN ANTONIO – A Bexar County Grand Jury has indicted a woman who San Antonio police say drove her Mercedes Benz sedan head-on into an SUV, killing the driver, in May. Mariana Campos-Jimenez, now 21 years old, has been formally charged with intoxication manslaughter, the District Attorney’s office announced on Friday. The first count of the indictment states that the woman drove while she was intoxicated, causing the death of Gabriel Gallegos, 44, according to the DA’s office. The second count states that she drove the wrong way and failed to avoid hitting Gallegos’s SUV. The DA’s office said the case is pending in the 175th District Court.