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The wife of a Chester official accused of shooting a DoorDash driver is now also facing charges, according to police.

Highway superintendent John Reilly pleaded not guilty to shooting and seriously injuring the driver in May.

Authorities say 45-year-old Selina Nelson-Reilly has since been indicted for hindering prosecution and tampering with physical evidence.

Investigators say she deleted 17 videos from a smart doorbell camera at the home after denying any knowledge of the incident.

She is due back in court in January. John Reilly’s case is continuing in county court.

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