Underage Drinking Suspected In MI Crash That Killed 2 High School Teens: Report
A lawyer believes the teens went to a Western Michigan frat party where alcohol may have been involved, according to a report. The crash that killed two high school students, 15-year-olds and 16-year olds, was reported to have been caused by underage drinking in Texas Township, Michigan, on Oct. 18. Five teens were inside a car that was moving west on West R Avenue near South 2nd Street when it left the south side of the road and crashed into a tree. The victims' family is represented by attorneys Chris Yates and Ven Johnson, who believe teens may have attended a frat party where alcohol may have been involved. Western Michigan University has suspended the fraternity responsible for the crash. The names of the victims were not immediately released, but family members identified them as sisters.
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The crash happened at 3:20 a.m. on Oct. 18 in Texas Township, which is near Kalamazoo, according to officials. WMMT reported five teens were inside a car that was moving west on West R Avenue near Sou... [1800 symbols]
