The Guardian reported that a prosecutor has said a 34-year-old woman will not face criminal charges after her pickup truck accelerated onto a soccer field at a Kansas youth tournament, killing two people. The Guardian's account, credited to the Associated Press, is available in its report on the decision not to charge the driver.
According to The Guardian, the woman was napping in her truck when it suddenly accelerated onto the field. Her child was playing in the tournament at the time. The Guardian's summary describes her as a soccer mom and says the vehicle's movement onto the field led to the deaths of two people.
The Guardian reported that investigators believe the 34-year-old woman had failed to put the truck in a condition that the excerpt does not finish describing. Because the excerpt ends mid-sentence, the account of what she failed to do cannot be stated from the available text.
The Guardian reported that authorities declined to file charges and that a prosecutor has said so. The excerpt does not name the prosecutor, the county, the city, the tournament's location, or the two people who were killed. It also does not give reasons for the decision beyond the investigators' belief described above.
The Guardian's headline and summary both describe the driver as napping when the truck moved. The summary is the only text available for this story, and its statements about the prosecutor's decision are reported as The Guardian presented them. They have not been independently confirmed for this story. The complete account is in the full report linked above.