Orange County man sentenced to 5-15 years for deadly road rage crash
Authorities say Anthony Jones became enraged at the driver of a van carrying eight people on Route 17.
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yesterdayAnthony Jones, of Walden, was sentenced today to five to 15 years for a deadly road rage crash that claimed three lives.
Authorities say Jones became enraged at the driver of a van carrying eight people on Route 17.
In a fit of anger, Jones struck the van, resulting in the fatal crash in 2021.
The district attorney's office reports that Jones has been convicted and may face up to 15 years for manslaughter, along with an additional 7 years on assault charges.
