One sister appears in court on charges related to crash that killed 3 E.E. Smith HS football players
Two sisters are facing charges after a crash in Fayetteville killed three E.E. Smith High School football players.
The driver of the car they were in, 21-year-old Dymond Nekiya Monroe, remains hospitalized but faces charges including willful speed competition, three counts of involuntary manslaughter, speeding, ...
18hon MSN
Second driver arrested in deadly street race that killed three Fayetteville football players
Destini Rhinada Genwright, 19, was booked and released Oct. 21 from jail on misdemeanor charges including unlawful street ...
Dymond Nekiya Monroe, 21, was driving the trio from football practice at E.E. Smith High School to a birthday celebration ...
In the wake of the three E.E. Smith student-athlete deaths, Fayetteville football coaches offer their support. Here's what ...
Police have indicated that both drivers - Monroe and Destini Rhinada Genwright - were speeding, driving recklessly and ...
The vigil and balloon release took place at Westover Park, where the three young student-athletes started their youth ...
13d
E.E. Smith High School football game postponed after 3 players die in single-car Fayetteville crash
Three of the victims who died in the harrowing single-vehicle crash late Wednesday night on Rosehill Road were identified as high school students in Fayetteville.
The three dead have been identified as Jai’hyon Elliott, 18, Trevor Merritt, 17, and Nicholas Williams, 17, by the Cumberland ...
Results that may be inaccessible to you are currently showing.
Hide inaccessible results
Feedback