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Charges dropped in summer shooting

YUMA, Arizona - A woman has been freed from police custody after she passed a lie detector test. Crystal Leticia Soto, who was in a car involved with a drive-by shooting late last summer, was freed in January. Two other people were in the car with Soto, and they are charged in the shooting. Soto was originally charged with two counts of second-degree murder, one count of criminal damage, and one count of discharging a firearm at a non-residential structure after police said she urged the other people in the car to fire their .22 caliber handgun at a Land Rover. A few days after Soto’s polygraph exam, charges were dropped. The shooting occurred after an altercation a local bar. Eight shots were fired into the Land Rover, but the two occupants were not injured.