'Harsh and sudden death': How wrong-way crashes are increasing in Illinois and elsewhere
They are typically catastrophic and often linked to DUIs. Why are wrong-way crashes up?
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They are typically catastrophic and often linked to DUIs. Why are wrong-way crashes up?
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denissimonov - stock.adobe.com A Blue Island woman had bail set at $500,000 in a crash that killed a 70-year-old man Sunday morning in Westmont. Alyz Segura, 27, was driving a Ford Explorer west on Chicago Avenue when she crossed the double yellow line and crashed head-on into a Mercury sedan driven by Robert Strobl, according to a statement by the DuPage County state’s attorney’s office. A witness who helped Segura from her SUV smelled and saw marijuana smoke when she opened the rear passenger door, the office said. An investigation found Segura had a blood alcohol level of .16, twice t...
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