State police: Harwinton man killed in fiery crash off Route 222
State police say Scott James White was driving a Honda Pilot EXL south, a mile north of Hayden Road, when it struck a wooden post and wire rope guard rail on the westbound shoulder.
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17h agoA Harwinton man was killed in a crash Friday along Route 222.
State police say Scott James White was driving a Honda Pilot EXL south, a mile north of Hayden Road, when it struck a wooden post and wire rope guard rail on the westbound shoulder.
The vehicle was engulfed in flames after it hit a sign, a farm stand and finally a tree at 325 Hill Road.
White was pronounced dead at the scene.
State police are asking any witnesses or those with information to contact Trooper Gregory Kenney at Gregory.Kenney@CT.GOV or at (860) 626-7900 extension 5202.
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