State police: Victims of Route 28 crash that killed Kingston students identified
A crash on Route 29 Monday killed two Kingston High School students and sent another teen to the hospital.
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4h agoState police have released the names of the victims of the fatal crash on Route 29 Monday.
Dillon Gokey, 16, Jake Noble, 17, were pronounced dead at the scene. Joseph Sepesi, 17, was airlifted to Westchester Medical Center. All three were juniors at Kingston High School.
Police say a tractor-trailer hit a Honda in the rear, causing the truck crossed over into oncoming traffic. It struck a Hyundai SUV with the teens inside head on.
Rep. Pat Ryan extended his condolences to the family.
