BATON ROUGE, La. (Louisiana First) -- A woman wanted in connection to a Baton Rouge hit-and-run crash that left one woman dead and three others injured turned herself in Monday morning. Taquencya Harris, 34, was charged with two counts of hit-and-run driving, two counts of hit-and-run driving; de ath or serious bodily injury, one count of obstruction of justice and one count of careless operation. An affidavit states that four people were hit by an SUV while trying to cross Plank Road on March 30. Police identified Laderica Stewart, 22, as the person killed in the crash. One person was seriously injured, and the other two victims had minor injuries. Investigators found Harris's car at a body shop on Greenwell Springs Road. According to arrest documents, Harris told the body shop owner that she had hit a deer with her car to explain the damage. A video showed Harris in the driver's seat of the car before the crash. Detectives learned the video was taken at a parking lot near the crash location. Investigators learned that Harris was driving 52 mph in a 40 mph zone near the time of the fatal crash. Police: Man shot, killed in Baton Rouge home Latest News Police: Man shot, killed in Baton Rouge home DOJ asks Supreme Court to lift order to return wrongly deported man  Baton Rouge Heart Walk set for Saturday: What to know before going 'Honest mistake': Pirates exec says MLB park will restore outfield sign after Hall of Famer's family is angered Trump pushes back on tariff criticism: ‘Don’t be a PANICAN’ ...read more read less