Tragic Loss on I-95: 17-Year-Old Driver and Three Others Killed in Johnston County Crash
A 17-year-old driver and three passengers were killed after a high-speed chase on Interstate 95 in Johnston County.
The incident occurred around 2:39 a.m., when a North Carolina State Highway Patrol trooper noticed a Kia Soul travelling at 104 mph.
Crash Details
Attempting to catch up with the speeding vehicle, the trooper lost sight of the Kia Soul. The situation took a heartbreaking turn when the car, using exit ramp 93, veered off the road, crashing into several trees.
The driver and front-seat passenger were trapped inside, while the back-seat passengers were ejected from the vehicle. Sadly, all four occupants did not survive the impact.
Victim Identification
The driver has been identified as 17-year-old Alan Lee Lockamy from Archer Lodge, while the identities of the three other victims remain undisclosed.
The tragic incident led to the closure of exit ramp 93, impacting the morning commute as authorities worked to understand the circumstances surrounding the crash.
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Community in Mourning: Reflecting on the Loss
As Johnston County grapples with the loss of these young lives, the community mourns and reflects on the importance of road safety.
The incident serves as a somber reminder of the consequences of high-speed pursuits and the need for caution on our roadways.
