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Investigators will use forensic data from the SUV's black box to determine how fast it was going and if the driver tried to stop.

Bradley Rein, 53, was arrested Monday night, authorities said. Read more on Boston.com.

According to prosecutors, Bradley Rein told investigators he was looking for an eyeglass store when his right foot became stuck on accelerator.

The man who drove his SUV into a Hingham Apple store on Monday in a crash that killed one man and injured 16 others is now facing charges for reckless driving.

Several people who were injured when an SUV barreled into an Apple store in Hingham, Massachusetts, on Monday, killing one person, remained hospitalized Tuesday.

The suspected driver of the SUV that plowed into a Massachusetts Apple store Monday morning has been identified as Bradley Rein, 53.

The man who drove his SUV into a Hingham Apple store on Monday in a crash that killed one man and injured 16 others is now facing charges for reckless driving.

Authorities have opened a criminal investigation into the incident, District Attorney Tim Cruz confirmed on Monday.

One man was killed and 17 other people hospitalized after a driver crashed an SUV into an Apple store in Hingham. Read more on Boston.com.