Sad day for Family and Friends Of Roe family.
My deepest condolences.
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http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=706_1309259561
WINCHESTER, VA (WUSA) -- Frederick County, Va. prosecutors are considering upping charges to four counts of homicide against an alleged drunk driver accused of wiping out an entire family in a collision Sunday.
"We will be looking at the full array of homicide charges the law provides, depending on the outcome of the investigation," said Commonwealth's Attorney Glenn Williamson.
Twenty-year-old Steven A. Boyce is currently being held on DUI and manslaughter charges after the Sunday accident that killed 49 year-old Mark Roe, his wife Amanda and their children Tyler, 4 and Caleb 11.
Boyce was driving while serving probation after a 3-year suspended sentence for drug possession. His record includes at least 2 other underage possession of alcohol charges.
Boyce was driving a Chevy S-10 pickup truck that rear-ended the Roe's Jeep Cherokee while it was stopped at a red light on US 11 north of Winchester at 11 a.m.
The collision caused the Cherokee's gas tank to explode, killing all four family members.
Roe's relatives say Boyce should not have been driving. "Look what he had to do to be in jail. He had to kill my family," said Andy Simkhovitch, father of Amanda Roe. "It's not right."
Amanda Louise Roe, 31, of Stephenson, Mark Kevin Roe, 49, Tyler Kevin Roe, 4, and Caleb Andrew Roe, 11, were all in a 1994 Jeep Cherokee, stopped at a red light, when a car rear-ended them at a very high rate of speed, police said.
All four family members have been pronounced dead as a result of the crash, police said.
Steven Andrew Boyce, 20, the driver of the pick-up truck that hit the family's Jeep, is at Winchester Medical Center after suffering injuries in the fiery collision on U.S. 11 at Interstate 81 in Stephenson, police said.
Boyce will be taken to the Northwestern Regional Adult Detention Center after he's released from the hospital. He faces a slew of charges.
http://www.wusa9.com/news/article/1...-DUI-Driver-Steven-Andrew-Boyce-To-Be-Charged
My deepest condolences.
XJ GAS TANK EXPLODES ! dam
from
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=706_1309259561
WINCHESTER, VA (WUSA) -- Frederick County, Va. prosecutors are considering upping charges to four counts of homicide against an alleged drunk driver accused of wiping out an entire family in a collision Sunday.
"We will be looking at the full array of homicide charges the law provides, depending on the outcome of the investigation," said Commonwealth's Attorney Glenn Williamson.
Twenty-year-old Steven A. Boyce is currently being held on DUI and manslaughter charges after the Sunday accident that killed 49 year-old Mark Roe, his wife Amanda and their children Tyler, 4 and Caleb 11.
Boyce was driving while serving probation after a 3-year suspended sentence for drug possession. His record includes at least 2 other underage possession of alcohol charges.
Boyce was driving a Chevy S-10 pickup truck that rear-ended the Roe's Jeep Cherokee while it was stopped at a red light on US 11 north of Winchester at 11 a.m.
The collision caused the Cherokee's gas tank to explode, killing all four family members.
Roe's relatives say Boyce should not have been driving. "Look what he had to do to be in jail. He had to kill my family," said Andy Simkhovitch, father of Amanda Roe. "It's not right."
Amanda Louise Roe, 31, of Stephenson, Mark Kevin Roe, 49, Tyler Kevin Roe, 4, and Caleb Andrew Roe, 11, were all in a 1994 Jeep Cherokee, stopped at a red light, when a car rear-ended them at a very high rate of speed, police said.
All four family members have been pronounced dead as a result of the crash, police said.
Steven Andrew Boyce, 20, the driver of the pick-up truck that hit the family's Jeep, is at Winchester Medical Center after suffering injuries in the fiery collision on U.S. 11 at Interstate 81 in Stephenson, police said.
Boyce will be taken to the Northwestern Regional Adult Detention Center after he's released from the hospital. He faces a slew of charges.
http://www.wusa9.com/news/article/1...-DUI-Driver-Steven-Andrew-Boyce-To-Be-Charged