84-year-old retired Stamford officer killed in car crash on Route 59
A retired Stamford police officer was killed in a crash on Route 59 in Easton Tuesday evening that involved three cars.
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Nov 28, 2020, 2:54 AM
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10h agoA retired Stamford police officer was killed in a
crash on Route 59 in Easton Tuesday evening that involved three cars.
84-year-old Kenneth Lowman, of Monroe, retired in
1984 after serving 22 years as a police officer.
Lowman was a passenger in a 2014 Jeep Patriot that
was traveling north on Route 59 south of Maple Road when the driver crossed the
double yellow line and side-swiped a Hyundai Sonata
The driver continued north in
the southbound lane and then collided with a 2019 Nissan Sentra.
Two other people involved in the crash remain
hospitalized.
The cause of the crash
remains under investigation.
