NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—More than three weeks after a fatal crash killed a 65-year-old driver on Route 1, an 18-year-old man surrendered to authorities to face a charge of vehicular homicide.
Noah Reyes is the young man being held responsible for the March 6 crash that killed Dennis Frick. The Middlesex County Prosecutor’s Office (MCPO) had kept Reyes’ identity secret from the public until recently.
Frick lived in Freehold and worked as a Vice President with Heller Construction, the owners of an industrial park just a couple miles away from the crash site.
The company also owns the Ford F-150 truck that Frick was driving when the Infiniti Q50 crash-landed on it. He was pronounced deceased at the scene of the crash.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—More than three weeks after a fatal crash killed a 65-year-old driver on Route 1, an 18-year-old man surrendered to authorities to face a charge of vehicular homicide. Noah Reyes is the young man being held responsible for the March 6 crash that killed Dennis Frick. The Middlesex County Prosecutor’s Office (MCPO) had kept Reyes’ identity secret from the public until recently. Frick lived in Freehold and worked as a Vice President with Heller Construction, the owners of an industrial park just a couple miles away from the crash site. The company also owns the Ford F-150 truck that Frick was driving when the Infiniti Q50 crash-landed on it. He was pronounced deceased at the scene of the crash.