Police have provided identifying information after, officials said, three people were killed when a man — who has been charged with driving drunk — struck another vehicle in Wilmington, Delaware on Sunday morning.
On Monday, police identified the three victims as 48-year-old Curtis Jackson, 35-year-old Caroline Shockley, and 41-year-old Brandon Hill.
Police said the deadly crash occurred at about 4:18 a.m. on Saturday when a vehicle driven by 30-year-old Nicholas Resto struck a vehicle carrying the three victims at the intersection of 9th and Walnut streets in Wilmington, Delaware.
Officials said Resto was taken into custody and hospitalized in stable condition following the crash.
He has since been charged with manslaughter, DUI and related offenses, police said.
Resto has been arraigned and was in custody of the Delaware Department of Correction under $105,000 cash bail, officials said.
An investigation into this incident, officials said, is still underway.
Law enforcement officials in Delaware are asking anyone with information or video of this incident along with those who may have witnessed this collision, to contact Senior Corporal Keith Johnson at 302-571-4415 or Keith.Johnson@cj.state.de.us.
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