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Driver in Illinois crash that killed 4 at after-school program was not intoxicated: police
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (TNND) — The driver of a vehicle that crashed through an after-school building in Illinois on Monday and killed four students was not intoxicated, according to preliminary toxicology test results.
Preliminary evidence indicates driver in Chatham crash might have had a “medical emergency”
Illinois State Police Director Brenden Kelly said early evidence from a deadly crash at a Chatham after-school program Monday indicates the driver may have suffered a medical event. But he said that is not yet conclusive. No charges have been filed, and the investigation is ongoing.
The lawyer for the woman who crashed into a building in Chatham, Illinois, Monday, killing four girls, spoke publicly for the ...
Marianne Akers, who crashed through an after-school camp in Chatham, Ill., killing four, had a seizure and has no memory of ...
"There is some evidence developed (that she may have suffered a medical emergency)," Illinois State Police Director Brendan ...
He says Marianne Akers had a seizure on her way home from work: ...
The Chatham community gathered for the funeral of eight-year-old Ainsley Johnson, one of four girls tragically struck and ...
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Illinois State Police identified Marianne Akers as the driver involved in a fatal crash that left four people dead at an ...
We have more information about the ongoing investigation into Marianne Akers, the driver of the vehicle that killed four ...
Marianne Akers, 44, drove a vehicle into a school building on Monday which left four girls dead and six other children ...
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