The Jefferson County coroner’s office released the identities of two people who were killed in separate crashes earlier this month. The first was a woman who died in a car crash near Iroquois Park on Wednesday. Haley Hines, 18, died at the scene following the November 16 crash. Watch the story in the player above: Louisville Metro Police arrest Eric Johnson in connection with the accident. He faces murder and battery charges. Witnesses said Johnson lost control and crossed the center line, crashing into an oncoming car in which Hines was a passenger. Two other people were injured in the accident. Police believe alcohol was a factor in the accident. The coroner’s office also confirmed a man died of his injuries following the Nov. 10 crash. Kenneth Rhodes, 29, was injured in an accident and died at University Hospital of Louisville, along with his brother Jalen Davis-Rhodes, 23, in Old Louisville. Watch the video below: Alvaro Manriquez charged in incident. Police say he was speeding, and Manriquez admitted to taking meth before the crash.
The Jefferson County coroner’s office released the identities of two people who were killed in separate crashes earlier this month.
The first was a woman who died in a car accident near Iroquois Park on Wednesday.
On November 16, 18-year-old Haley Hines died at the scene after a car accident.
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Louisville Metro Police arrested Eric Johnson in connection with the accident. He faces murder and battery charges.
Witnesses said Johnson lost control and crossed the center line, crashing into an oncoming car in which Hines was a passenger.
Two other people were injured in the accident.
Police believe alcohol was a factor in the accident.
The coroner’s office also confirmed the death of a man following a Nov. 10 crash.
Kenneth Rhodes, 29, was injured in an accident in Old Town Louisville, where his brother Jalen Davis-Rhodes, 23, was injured Killed, at University Hospital of Louisville.
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Alvaro Manriquez was charged in the incident.
Police say he was speeding, and Manriquez admitted to taking meth before the crash.
