A truck driver is facing homicide charges following a fatal crash that left four people dead.
Mohabe McCoy, a 39-year-old truck driver, is being charged with second-degree homicide by vehicle for causing the deaths of four people in a car crash. Video footage shows that McCoy slammed into the back of their vehicle causing them to hit the truck in front of them.
This result in their car catching fire. There were no survivors in the vehicle McCoy hit. Their bodies have all been identified. The crash happened on I-75 in Henry County, Ohio.
I-75 is the fifth most dangerous highway in the United States and its stretch in Ohio ranks as the third deadliest. This stretch of I-75 has extremely high traffic as it is a heavily traveled route.
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