Haverhill Teen Driver Hits Oncoming Car, 2 in Critical Condition

Aaron Deveau, 17, of Haverhill drove his Chevy Malibu over the center line and into the oncoming lane of traffic at the intersection of River Street and Cliffe Avenue in Haverhill Sunday afternoon, crashing head-on into a Toyota Corolla and leaving both occupants in the Corolla seriously injured.

According to The Eagle Tribune, Donald Bowley, 55, of Danville, NH and Luz Selena Roman, 58 of Haverhill were driving in Bowley’s Corolla around 2:30pm when they were struck by Deveau.  Both Bowley and Roman were transported by helicopter to a Boston hospital for treatment and were listed in critical condition as of Sunday night. 

Police are investigating the cause of the crash.  Charges have not been filed against Deveau at this time.

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