A fatal crash occurred in Palm Beach Gardens. The incident involved four vehicles and resulted in a death. Details about the crash are available from local news sources.
A man, 29 years old, has been accused in connection with the crash. He allegedly drove at a high speed, exceeding the posted limit. The man faces a vehicular homicide charge.
Further information about the incident can be found through WPTV, a local news outlet in Palm Beach, FL.
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