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3 Teens Dead, 1 Critically Injured After Sedan and SUV Collide on Halloween Night
A 15-year-old driver lost control causing a collision that killed three teens and critically injured a fourth, police said, with two victims attending Neshaminy High School.
- On Friday, Oct. 31, Warrington Township Police said a two-car crash on Bristol Road between Folly and Pickerton roads killed three teenagers and critically injured one.
- Warrington Township Police said the 15-year-old driver, Elkhan Saparbekov, lost control as the Toyota Camry approached a downward crest on Bristol Road and swerved into a westbound Ford Explorer.
- Friends and family identified the victims as 16-year-old Kozyrev Artem, 15-year-old Elkhan Saparbekov and 18-year-old Aziz Umidovich Amonov, with two attending Neshaminy High School and GoFundMe raising more than $20,000 for Artem's family.
- The investigation is ongoing, and officials said Warrington Township Police and the Bucks County Crash Team plan a full vehicle inspection on Monday while schools held a Nov. 2 open house.
- The surviving 14-year-old remains in intensive care after surgery, while Kozyrev Artem and Aziz Umidovich Amonov were buried Sunday and Elkhan Saparbekov will be buried in Kyrgyzstan.
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Students killed in Halloween night crash mourned as investigation continues
As the community mourns the tragic loss of three teenagers killed in a horrific car crash on Bristol Road in Warrington Township Friday night, family and friends have begun fundraising for their funeral costs. A fourth was still in intensive…
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The Independent (US)Heartbreak as three teens die and one remains in critical condition after crash
Investigators said a 15-year-old driver was behind the wheel when it collided with another car
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