Driver in Illinois crash that killed 4 after-school program students tested negative for alcohol, drugs
Illinois State Police Director Brendan Kelly announced Thursday that Marianne Akers, the driver involved in the tragic crash that killed four students at an Illinois after-school program, tested negative for alcohol and controlled substances. No charges have been filed yet as the investigation is still ongoing. Akers provided blood and urine samples for testing after being taken to the hospital following the crash at YNOT After School Camp in Chatham. Investigators are exploring the possibility of a medical emergency causing the incident. Kelly stressed the importance of thoroughly examining all evidence before determining the cause of the crash. The Illinois State Police are dedicated to uncovering the facts behind the tragedy and are committed to following all leads. The incident claimed the lives of four young girls and left others injured, eliciting deep emotions within the community. Jamie Loftus, founder of the program, expressed profound sadness for the families affected by the heartbreaking event.
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