NYPD hopeful killed in wrong-way crash on Connecticut highway

Crime · First reported 30 Oct, 15:50 · Updated 16:50

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Ryan O’Shea, a 21-year-old University of New Haven student and hockey captain, died after a wrong-way collision on Interstate 91 in North Haven on Oct. 16. Connecticut State Police said the crash investigation is ongoing; DHS told Fox News that the other driver had previously been removed from the United States and later reentered.

State police said a pickup traveling the wrong way struck O’Shea’s car head-on on Interstate 91 in North Haven on Oct. 16. His car was then hit by other vehicles, and he died at the scene.
The crash summary identified the pickup’s driver as Guillermo Carmona-Lopez, 31, of Bridgeport; he was hospitalized with life-threatening injuries, and three other people had minor injuries.
DHS said Carmona-Lopez had been removed from the country in 2013, later reentered, and received a final removal order that year. State police said the investigation is ongoing.

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Key facts

Crash date and location: Oct. 16, Interstate 91 in North Haven, Connecticut.
Person killed: Ryan O’Shea, 21, a University of New Haven student and hockey captain.
Other driver: State police identified him as Guillermo Carmona-Lopez, 31, of Bridgeport.
Investigation: The State Police Collision Analysis and Reconstruction Squad is assisting; the investigation remains ongoing.