2 arrested after deadly wrong-way collision in Irving
IRVING, TX – Irving police arrested two people after a deadly wrong-way collision on Saturday, WFAA said.
Police said an intoxicated driver, traveling westbound on eastbound State Highway 114, crashed head-on into a motorcyclist.
The motorcyclist succumbed to their injuries, and police arrested the driver on a charge of intoxication manslaughter and the driver’s passenger for public intoxication.
Updates, including the victim’s name, will be provided once that information is made publicly available.
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