• January 04, 2017

Paige Crowley Killed in West Palm Beach, FL Alleged DUI Accident

West Palm Beach, FL -- An incident involving two passenger cars and a Mack truck claimed the life of 25-year-old Paige Crowley in West Palm Beach, FL. Thursday, December 30, 2016.

The report claims a Honda Civic containing Mrs. Crowley was eastbound on Southern Boulevard about 5:3o a.m. It appears the car struck a guardrail, subsequently traveling across all lanes, ending up facing oncoming traffic in the westbound lanes. The Honda then struck a Mack truck, and was then crashed into by a westbound Mazda CX9. The report claims that one of the collisions cause Mrs. Crowley to be thrown from the vehicle. Mrs. Crowley was killed at the scene of the crash.

The cause of the deadly incident is unclear, but police say they believe intoxicants may have been involved.

The official investigation is currently underway, and authorities hope to learn more as it unfolds.

The preliminary media report provided no further information at the time of its release.

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