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Paramus NJ, a devastating wrong-way crash on the Garden State Parkway in Bergen County early Friday morning resulted in the deaths of two individuals, according to state police.
The accident occurred shortly before 2:30 a.m. on the southbound side near Exit 163 toward Route 17 in Paramus, causing significant traffic disruptions. The New Jersey Department of Transportation reported that the crash took place near mile marker 163.4.
Victims Identified
Authorities have identified the drivers involved in the collision. Diana Cruz, 38, of Newark, was driving a Honda northbound in the southbound lanes when she collided with a Toyota SUV driven by 55-year-old Sunday Ogundare, also of Newark. Tragically, both Cruz and Ogundare were killed in the crash.
Injuries Reported
A passenger in the Toyota, a 20-year-old woman from Pompton Plains, sustained moderate injuries and was transported to a nearby hospital for treatment. Her condition is currently unknown.
Ongoing Investigation
State police are investigating the circumstances that led to the wrong-way driving and subsequent collision. Authorities are urging anyone with information about the incident to come forward.
Community Impact
This tragic event serves as a sobering reminder of the dangers of wrong-way driving and the importance of road safety. Our thoughts are with the families and friends of those affected by this heartbreaking accident.
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The 511 website indicates that the crash took place shortly after 2:30 AM.
Wow. So different from the article’s timeframe. Perhaps this is a conspiracy?
2 dead in wrong way crash.
Nothing good happens after 2:30AM…
That stupid woman who put others at risk got what she deserved, but so tragically sad that she took an innocent person going about his own life with her.
Women tend to have that effect, yes.