Attorney General's Office: Driver was person who died in East Orange multivehicle crash
The multi-vehicle crash occurred following a police pursuit that began in Newark and ended in East Orange.
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2ds agoThe Attorney General’s Office has now confirmed a driver involved in an East Orange multivehicle crash on Tuesday afternoon was the person who died, not a pedestrian as sources originally told News 12 New Jersey.
The multivehicle crash occurred following a police pursuit that began in Newark and ended in East Orange.
The driver of one of the vehicles sustained fatal injuries.
Two drivers from other civilian vehicles sustained nonlife-threatening injuries. The identities of those involved are not being released at this time.
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