MILFORD, Neb. (AP) - Authorities have identified two people killed in a wrong-way crash earlier this week on Interstate 80 in eastern Nebraska.
The Nebraska State Patrol says the crash Monday afternoon killed the wrong-way driver, 56-year-old Cesar Perez-Lopez of Columbus, and the driver of the pickup truck he hit, identified as 39-year-old Ronald Fersch of York.
The patrol says Perez-Lopez was driving a sport utility vehicle east in the westbound lanes of I-80 near Milford when he hit the pickup driven by Fersch. The pickup then hit a westbound semitrailer.
Both Perez-Lopez and Fersch were declared dead at the scene. The semi driver wasn’t injured.
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