Carencro man arrested in connection with March fatal crash
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and last updated 2021-05-06 22:32:21-04
A Carencro man is facing vehicular homicide charges in connection with a March crash that left two dead.
According to police, 33-year-old Jared Chamberlain was arrested by investigators on Thursday, May 6. Police say he was involved in a fatal crash that occurred on March 21 shortly before 1 a.m. on Veterans Drive at the I-49 southbound exit ramp.
Police say 48-year-old Kayla Balthazar of New Iberia was driving south on the exit ramp approaching Veterans Drive, while Chamberlain was traveling east on Veterans Drive in the right travel lane. Balthazar failed to yield and drove into the path of the truck, police say.
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First-degree rape can be committed when a person over 65 is raped or when sexual intercourse takes place without consent because the victim is under 13, could not resist because of force, could not resist because of threats, could not resist because of physical or mental infirmity or when two or more offenders participate in the act, according to state law.
Second-degree kidnapping can be committed when the victim is used as a shield or hostage, used to facilitate the commission of a felony, physically injured or sexually abused, kidnapped for more than 72 hours or kidnapped when the offender is armed with a dangerous weapon, according to state law.