TULSA, Okla. — Oklahoma Highway Patrol said a man has been charged in the accident that took the life of a Coweta teen.
In a post on social media, OHP said Levi Crawford was the driver who hit 18-year-old Isabella Clay on U.S. 64 in Muskogee County on March 8. Clay was pronounced dead at the scene.
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OHP said Crawford drove a truck northbound on US-64 near W. Dozer Drive on March 8 when he crossed the center line and hit Clay’s Honda Civic.
OHP said Crawford showed signs he was impaired and was taken to a hospital, where he was admitted and later released. A warrant for first-degree manslaughter was issued on March 11.
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In the post, OHP said Crawford turned himself in to custody in Tulsa,
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