Police: 2 Women Arrested After Fight Leads To Car Crash In Solon

The Solon Police Department responded to a report of a crash last week involving a vehicle that ran off the road.

According to Solon Police, at 2:41 a.m. on October 29, on US 422 eastbound, a car veered off the road and collided with several trees.

When authorities arrived, they discovered that two women on the site had a domestic disagreement that turned physical while driving.

The driver, Mya Stanton, 28, of Twinsburg, sustained visible facial injuries.

Stanton informed officers that her live-in girlfriend, Santia Cole, 29, of Twinsburg, had struck her in the mouth.

Stanton stated that as she attempted to bring the car to the shoulder, Cole grabbed and pulled the wheel, causing the car to veer off the road.

Solon Police stated that after administering field sobriety tests to Stanton, they discovered she was under the influence and arrested her for OVI.

She was taken to the Solon Jail, where she registered 0.116% on a breathalyzer test.

Stanton was charged with the following:

  • OVI
  • Prohibited BAC
  • Driving under suspension
  • Open container

Cole was also arrested and taken to the Solon Jail and charged with the following:

  • Domestic violence
  • Criminal endangering
  • Open Container

Cole notified detectives while in jail that her two children, both under the age of ten, were at home without adult supervision, according to police.

Officers were dispatched from the Twinsburg Police Department to check on the children, and Cole’s mother responded to the home to care for them.

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