Stacey Rosen, of Atlantic Beach, killed in Nantucket parking lot crash
Nantucket, Massachusetts police said a Long Island woman died in a parking lot crash in late June. Credit: Getty Images / iStockphoto / kali9
An Atlantic Beach woman died after being struck by a vehicle in Nantucket, Massachusetts, on June 29, authorities said.
Police found Stacey Rosen, 62, beneath a vehicle that was involved in a two-car crash in the parking lot of the downtown Nantucket Stop & Shop, according to a Nantucket Police Department news release.
On Friday, police charged Kathleen Featherston, 62, of Fairfield, Connecticut, with negligent operation of a motor vehicle and motor vehicle homicide by negligent operation, the release states.
Rosen was transported to Nantucket Cottage Hospital immediately following the crash but died from her injuries, police said in the release.
Nantucket police could not provide any additional information when contacted by Newsday on Sunday.
The Nantucket district attorney's office did not return a call seeking comment on Sunday.
It is unclear if Featherston has an attorney.
Joshua Needelman covers the Town of North Hempstead for Newsday. A Long Island native and University of Maryland graduate, his work has appeared in publications including The New York Times and The Washington Post.
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