Fourth wrong-way crash victim identified as Fairfield University student
Alexander Dennis was going the wrong-way on Route 15 South when a head-on collision killed him.
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8h agoConnecticut State Police have identified the fourth victim of a deadly wrong-way crash in Stratford last week.
Troopers say Alexander Dennis was going the wrong-way on Route 15 South on May 9 when he struck another vehicle in a head-on collision.
Dennis died in the crash, as well as the three other people in the car he collided with.
Fairfield University confirmed that Dennis was a junior undergraduate student.
They say he had just finished the school year and was driving home to Massachusetts.
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