An Arizona man was killed and 2 children were severely injured in a single-vehicle crash near Mexican Hat on Friday, state troopers said.
MEXICAN HAT, San Juan County — An Arizona man was killed and two children were severely injured in a single-vehicle crash near Mexican Hat on Friday, state troopers said.
The Utah Highway Patrol on Wednesday identified the driver as 49-year-old Joel Ashike from Kaibito, Arizona. A black Kia Optima was traveling north on state Route 163 around 1:56 p.m., when the driver failed to navigate a 90-degree curve after crossing the James R. Workman Memorial Bridge over the San Juan River, according to UHP.
The Optima hit a cliff wall, killing the driver and severely injuring two passengers; a 14-year-old girl and 9-year-old boy, who were both flown from the scene for medical care at a hospital. Investigators have not released the names of the two children, or provided an update on their condition.
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