Video shows NJ woman chatting with police after DUI murder at wedding
A released police video captures Jamie Lee Komoroski, the New Jersey driver who killed a bride in a DUI crash, casually talking with officers after her arrest.
Police body-camera video released by the Folly Beach Police Department depicts Jamie Lee Komoroski, the New Jersey driver responsible for a fatal DUI crash at a wedding, engaging in light-hearted conversation with officers after her arrest. While handcuffed, she talked about pollen allergies, cereal preferences, her mixed Polish heritage, and a kitten named Theo, as well as her favorite fast-food items. The crash on April 28, 2023, involved a Camry hitting a golf cart carrying newlyweds Samantha and Aric Hutchinson, killing the bride instantly and leaving the groom with severe brain injury and broken bones; two other passengers were also badly hurt.
Komoroski claimed she had only had a beer and a tequila drink, yet a later test showed her blood alcohol was three times over the legal limit. After spending just under a year in jail, she pleaded guilty to felony DUI, reckless homicide and causing great bodily injury, receiving a 25-year prison term in December 2024.
Why it matters
The video highlights concerning behavior of a convicted DUI murderer during police processing, raising questions about accountability.
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