Wyoming Crash Kills 2 South Dakotans, 1 Coloradan
LUSK, Wyo. (AP) - Two South Dakota women and a Colorado man have been killed in a rollover north of Lusk, Wyoming.
The Wyoming Highway Patrol says a fourth person was injured when a minivan drifted off U.S. 85, struck a driveway, became airborne and rolled early Monday.
Authorities identified the dead as 59-year-old Suzanne Schermerhorn and 86-year-old Nola Reber of Rapid City, S.D., and 34-year-old Robert Bentz of Westminster, Colo.
Twenty-six-year-old Krystal Sandoval was taken to a hospital. Her condition and the nature of her injuries haven't been released. Her hometown wasn't available.
The patrol says Bentz was the driver. Investigators say none of the occupants was wearing a seat belt, and the three people killed were ejected.
Troopers are investigating whether speed, fatigue and prescription medication contributed to the crash.
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