Second chances: Blaine woman's loved ones agree to plea deal for deadly hit-and-run driver
Bridget Dunn was out for a midday walk with her dog when she was struck and left for dead on 109th Avenue Northeast on the edge of her Blaine neighborhood. John Jones, the man who killed her, entered a guilty plea that initially avoids prison time for him if he complies with conditions of probation. That's an agreement Dunn?s loved ones signed off on to give Jones a second chance.
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