Motorcyclist Zachary B. Raymark, 18, killed and driver Parnell Myles arrested in collision at South 60th and Mitchell Streets in West Allis, Wisconsin
Alcohol suspected in fatal motorcycle vs. SUV crash in West Allis; 32-year-old man taken into custody
The driver of the SUV, a 32-year-old West Allis man, was taken into custody on suspicion of Homicide by Intoxicated Use of a Vehicle and Operating After Revocation Causing Death.
32-year-old man charged in fatal motorcycle vs. SUV crash in West Allis
Parnell Myles is facing the following charges: homicide by intoxicated use of a vehicle while having prior intoxicant (related conviction/revocation) and operating a motor vehicle while revoked, causing death of another.
West Allis police identify motorcyclist killed by alleged drunken driver
Myles was attempting to make a left turn, failing to yield the right-of-way to Raymark, causing the crash, according to police.
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