Driver concerned in deadly fuel station explosion is C.R. England worker, firm admits

C.R. England has acknowledged the involvement of their driver in a latest crash that left one lifeless and one other injured. 

The crash occurred in L’Anse, Michigan on October thirteenth after 11 p.m. and resulted in a fiery explosion that claimed the lifetime of 43-year-old Allan Dantes Junior as he was filling up on the fuel pumps. The trainee within the semi truck was not harm. 

Following the wreck, truck driver Dawaun Johnson was arrested on suspicion of DUI. Johnson has since been launched after posting $100,000 bail, reported ABC 10.

For the reason that incident, trucking firm C.R. England has acknowledged that Johnson was employed by the corporate and working their gear on the time of the wreck. 

The corporate launched the next assertion:

“C.R. England Trucking can affirm the title of the motive force and the gear is owned by C.R. England. We categorical our condolences to all who have been concerned and we’re working diligently with native legislation enforcement authorities of their investigation.”

No additional data has been launched.