Henderson man identified after fatal October crash

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Henderson resident Jerome Howard Williams, 66, died two days after his 1932 Ford Hot Rod crossed lanes and collided with a 2026 Dodge Ram near IR-11 and College Drive on October 25.

Henderson man identified after fatal October crash

The Nevada Highway Patrol has identified the driver who died following a two-vehicle crash on October 25 near Interstate 11 and the College Drive exit. Jerome Howard Williams, a 66-year-old Henderson man, was behind the wheel of a 1932 Ford Hot Rod when the vehicle crossed over travel lanes and struck a 2026 Dodge Ram.

The impact caused the Ford to overturn and crash into a concrete barrier, according to the Highway Patrol. Williams was transported to a local hospital in critical condition and succumbed to his injuries on October 27. The driver of the Dodge Ram was not injured in the collision.

The Highway Patrol continues to investigate the circumstances that led to the Ford crossing into oncoming traffic. No further details regarding potential contributing factors have been released.

Sources: Las Vegas Review-Journal

Original reporting: Las Vegas Review-Journal →
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