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Katy Tesla crash: Driver charged in connection to crash that killed 76-year-old woman

A driver has been charged with manslaughter following a Tesla crash into a Texas home that resulted in the death of a 76-year-old woman.

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A man is facing manslaughter charges after crashing a Tesla into a residence in the Katy area. The collision caused the death of a 76-year-old woman who was inside the home at the time.

Coverage from outlets including the New York Post, ABC News, and local Houston affiliates reports that Tesla stated the driver manually overrode the vehicle's autopilot feature seconds before the incident. Law enforcement documentation cited by ABC13 Houston confirms the driver performed this override prior to the crash.

Legal proceedings are currently underway following the filing of charges. Further information regarding the timeline of the judicial process or additional investigative findings has not been specified.

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What charges does the driver face?

The driver has been charged with manslaughter.

What was the status of the Tesla's autopilot feature?

According to the manufacturer and court documents, the driver manually overrode the autopilot system shortly before the collision.

Where did the incident take place?

The crash occurred at a home in the Katy, Texas area.

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