Teenager Crashes into Car, 2 Seriously Injured in Haverhill

Aaron Deveau, 17, of Haverhill was driving his Chevy Malibu on Sunday afternoon in Haverhill near the intersection of Cliffe Avenue and River Street when he drove into the opposite lane of travel, colliding with a Toyota Corolla and causing serious injuries to the two occupants in the Corolla.

The Eagle Tribune reports that 55-year-old Donald Bowley of Danville, NH and his passenger, 58-year-old Luz Selena Roman of Haverhill, were struck by Deveau’s car around 2:30pm that afternoon. 

Bowley and Roman were flown to a Boston area hospital for emergency treatment and both were in critical condition that night.

The investigation continues into the exact cause of the accident.  No charges have been filed against Deveau.

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