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Tucson, Arizona I-10 Semi-Truck Crash: When a Commercial Driver’s Criminal Smuggling Operation Kills a Passenger — What the Victims’ Families Need to Know If you are reading this page, you may be the family member of someone who was killed or seriously injured on Interstate 10 near Rita Road on July 24, 2024. You may be sitting with a phone in your hand at an hour when most people are asleep, trying to understand how a commercial truck driver — someone entrusted with an 80,000-pound machine on a public highway — was secretly running a paid human smuggling operation out of his tractor-trailer, and how that criminal choice ended one life and shattered two more. You may be angry, grieving, confused, and afraid — especially if the person you lost was undocumented and you have been told, or you fear, that their immigration status means they have no rights under Arizona law. That fear is the first thing we want to address, because it is wrong, and the people who benefit from you believing it are the people whose negligence made this crash possible. The criminal sentencing of the driver — 57 months in federal prison followed by three years…