SELMA – The State Highway Patrol released new information today in their investigation into a fatal single car accident August 14 on Interstate 95 near Selma.
The 3:00am collision occurred in the northbound lanes near the 96 mile marker, just before the US 70 Exit.
The SHP said Kamorrie Brown, 33, of Philadephia, PA was traveling northbound in a minivan, returning home from a family gathering in Florida, when he ran off the roadway into the median, struck a guardrail, traveled off the interstate on the right and overturned.
There were 5 adults and 4 children in the minivan, that had seating capacity for seven people, authorities said.
None of the four children – ages 4 months, 2, 6, and 8 – were secured in child or booster seats. The 4 month-old died from her injuries.
Kamorrie Brown is the father of the 4 month-old who was tragically killed.
This week, the Highway Patrol downloaded vehicle data from the minivan and determined the vehicle was traveling at approximately 80 miles per hour at the time of the early morning accident. The posted speed limit is 65 mph.
Two adults in the van allegedly told troopers Brown was not the driver but during questioning at the hospital Brown admitted he was behind the wheel. However, Mr. Brown is accused of delaying the investigation into the wreck. How he delayed the investigation has not been released.
Kamorrie Brown is facing several charges including misdemeanor death by motor vehicle, resisting a public officer, reckless driving, failure to secure a passenger under age 16, and driving without a license.
How irresponsible can you be! traveling that far with those babies unrestrained with that many people in the car. He has no drivers license for a reason!