Woman Surrenders in Pa. Hit-and-Run Death

Here's a Philadelphia story making national headlines. A restaurant owner surrendered in the hit-and-run death of a teenage girl, two months after acknowledging her car was involved in the accident:

http://www.lasvegassun.com/sunbin/stories/nat-gen/2005/aug/23/082304884.html

I'm glad she has surrendered to the authorities. I don't know quite enough about the case to presume guilt on her part, but toward the end of the article it states that the woman closed her restaurant and went to stay with her parents in the Miami area. Authorities then asked her to return to Philadelphia and surrender her passport, fearing that she might flee to her native Venezuela. If she had fled the country, it definitely would have made her seem guilty. It would have brought to mind another Philly resident named Ira Einhorn...