A New Bedford man has been charged for allegedly driving drunk and recklessly in the wrong-way crash that killed Endicott College Police Sgt. Jeremy Cole the night before Thanksgiving, the Essex

The New Hampshire State Police also unveiled new details from the investigation. The post Wrong-way driver who hit Endicott College police sergeant charged with motor vehicle homicide appeared first on Boston.

A man has been charged in a wrong-way crash on Interstate 95 early Thanksgiving morning that claimed the life of a beloved Endicott College police sergeant, law enforcement officials announced Tuesday.

The driver charged with causing the wrong-way crash that killed Endicott College Police Sgt. Jeremy Cole has been identified as Keoma Duarte.

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Endicott College Police Sergeant Jeremy Cole will be remembered at a ceremony Monday, days after he was killed on Thanksgiving.

The driver of a vehicle on the wrong side of Interstate 95 who police say fatally struck Endicott College police Sgt. Jeremy Cole is expected to be criminally charged in New Hampshire. The wrong-way driver’s age and name have not been released by authorities as of Monday afternoon.

Sgt. Jeremy Cole was on his way home when, police said, he was struck by a driver going the wrong way on Interstate 95.