Detroit, MI
MSP: Driver of stopped car fatally struck on Southfield Freeway, alcohol suspected
(Photograph: Michigan State Police Division)
DETROIT, Mich. (FOX 2) – The Michigan State Police Division is investigating a deadly two-car crash that occurred on the Southfield Freeway Sunday morning.
Troopers have been dispatched at 4 a.m. to the crash on northbound M-39 and Grand River Avenue. Based on preliminary data that’s topic to vary, MSP says a 38-year-old man from Detroit was stopped in the suitable lane of the freeway.
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Investigators say a 26-year-old lady from Detroit was driving in the suitable lane and could not cease earlier than hitting the stopped automotive.
(Photograph: Michigan State Police Division)
The girl is being handled at an space hospital. Her situation is unknown.
The person that was within the stopped car was killed upon affect, stated MSP. Investigators say an post-mortem will probably be accomplished.
“We consider alcohol could have been an element on this crash,” stated MSP Lt. Mike Shaw. “As soon as the investigation is accomplished, an investigator’s report will probably be despatched to the prosecutor for his or her assessment.”
The investigation is ongoing.
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