A tragic three-vehicle crash in Clinton Township left an Ann Arbor man dead and two others injured. The incident, which occurred shortly after 8 p.m. yesterday, took place on Metropolitan Parkway, east of Groesbeck Highway. CBS News Detroit detailed how a black 2019 Ram ProMaster 3500 van collided with a green 2019 Ford Mustang, which was then thrust into a black 2010 Ford Transit Connect van. Both the Ford vehicles had been stopped at a traffic light.
Upon impact, the driver of the Ford Transit stepped out and checked on the conditions of the other drivers, only to find the Mustang's driver unresponsive. Reports from ClickOnDetroit identify the deceased as a 27-year-old man from Ann Arbor. He was transferred to McLaren Hospital, where he was pronounced dead. In a macabre twist, the driver and a passenger of the Ram ProMaster vanished from the scene before authorities arrived, though they were later found and hospitalized.
The current investigation by the Clinton Township Police Department seeks to unravel the circumstances that led to this fatal event. The authorities’ plea for assistance was echoed by all sources, asking anyone with pertinent information to come forward. Those in the know are encouraged to contact the Clinton Township Police Department directly.
While the investigation proceeds, questions about the cause of the crash linger. Notations of whether alcohol or drugs were involved remain unclear, as indicated by WXYZ's coverage. Anyone with information can reach out to the Clinton Township Police at (586) 493-7802 or connect with Sgt. Deneweth at (586) 493-7890.
