AUBURN (AP) — Police say a Maine middle school student was killed in a three-car crash on New Hampshire’s Everett Turnpike Friday night.
The Lewiston Sun Journal reports that 14-year-old Kobe Huynh of Auburn, a student at Auburn Middle School, was pronounced dead at the scene.
New Hampshire state police charged the boy’s father, 37-year-old Nghia Huynh, with felony aggravated drunk driving.
Police say the father lost control of the car in Merrimack and hit a concrete barrier. The car rolled into oncoming traffic and was struck by another vehicle, which was struck by a third car.
Auburn Middle School principle James Hand says the teen “will be sorely missed.”
It could not be determined if the father had a lawyer.
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