No charges for Venus Williams in fatal Florida auto accident
Venus Williams
Tennis star  Venus Williams  will not be charged in connection with a June traffic accident in Florida that killed  one man   police said.
Police initially found  Williams  at fault  the report said.
However  surveillance video footage released in July showed that  Williams  entered the intersection lawfully  and that a “dark-colored car” not involved in the collision forced her to stop  trapping her in the intersection before the light turned red  Reuters reported  citing the Sentinel.
 Williams   37  was not injured  the Sun Sentinel reported.
“I was caught in the middle. I never saw that car coming ”  Williams  told an officer at the scene  the newspaper reported.
Meanwhile  the Barson family has filed a wrongful death suit against  Williams   the report said.
 Williams  -- a seven-time Grand Slam champion and older sister of tennis star Serena Williams -- posted on Facebook that she was “devastated and heartbroken” by the crash.
Tennis star  [TGT]  will not be charged in connection with a June traffic accident in Florida that killed  one man   police said.
Police initially found  Williams  at fault  the report said.
However  surveillance video footage released in July showed that  Williams  entered the intersection lawfully  and that a “dark-colored car” not involved in the collision forced her to stop  trapping her in the intersection before the light turned red  Reuters reported  citing the Sentinel.
 Williams   37  was not injured  the Sun Sentinel reported.
“I was caught in the middle. I never saw that car coming ”  Williams  told an officer at the scene  the newspaper reported.
Meanwhile  the Barson family has filed a wrongful death suit against  Williams   the report said.
 Williams  -- a seven-time Grand Slam champion and older sister of tennis star Serena Williams -- posted on Facebook that she was “devastated and heartbroken” by the crash.