2 persons killed in accident I-75 in Detroit

Two people were killed in a four cars accident on I-75 in Detroit on Sunday afternoon, Michigan State Police said.

It happened near Mack Avenue around 3:00 pm on February 23.

Police said a 58-year-old woman of a Ford Crown VIC, with a passenger, hit a Chevy Cross, who had three occupants, forcing Chevy in a KIA telurid with four occupants. Kia then hit a Jeep Wrangler, who had an occupant.

The guilt driver did not brake before the accident, the police said.

A 50 -year -old man from Novi, who was a passenger in Ford, was pronounced dead on the spot, according to a press release.

A 56 -year -old woman from Pharmington Hills, a Kia passenger, was also pronounced dead on the spot, the statement said.

Police reported that many others have suffered minor injuries.

The accident closed a portion of I-75 near the accident site for several hours.

The police intend to present the investigators’ report to the Wayne County Prosecutor’s Office for review.

“It is important for all the drivers to remember that every time they reach the steering wheel, they are not only responsible for themselves and their passengers, but also for others they share their way,” said the first lieutenant Mike Shaw in launch. “The management requires all our attention, all the time. The management conditions can be changed in a separated second and, if the drivers do not pay attention, it can be deadly. “