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5 People, Including Young Couple and Child, Killed in Wrong-Way Crash with Suspected DUI Driver
- In the early morning hours of June 7, a head-on collision involving a wrong-way driver on U.S. Highway 93 near White Hills, Arizona, resulted in the deaths of five individuals, including a young child.
- The crash involved a Jeep traveling north in the southbound lane colliding head-on with a Hyundai carrying a man, woman, and child.
- Both vehicles were engulfed in flames, resulting in fatalities caused by blunt force injuries and fire, with authorities considering impairment as a potential factor in the crash.
- State law enforcement confirmed that all five individuals involved in the crash died at the scene and noted that impairment has been linked to nearly all recent deadly wrong-way collisions.
- The crash highlights a continuing trend of deadly wrong-way incidents on U.S. 93, a busy Phoenix to Las Vegas route, and remains under investigation.
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UpstractYoung couple and their daughter among 5 killed when drunk driver smashed into them head-on: cops
A suspected drunk driver killed five people — including a young couple and their child — in a wrong-way crash on an Arizona highway, according to police.
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Wrong-Way Crash in Northern Arizona Kills Child, 4 Others
PHOENIX — A devastating wrong-way crash early Saturday morning on US-93 in northern Arizona left five people dead, including a child, according to the Arizona Department of Public Safety. The multi-vehicle collision happened around 2:17 a.m. near White Hills, when a Jeep station wagon traveling northbound in the southbound lanes struck a Hyundai station wagon head-on. Both vehicles erupted in… Source
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