Pedro Sandoval, 16, and Mateo Sandoval, 14, killed in collision on State Road 41 in Moriarty, New Mexico
Police identify teen brothers killed in crash near Moriarty
According to SFSO, Pedro Sandoval, 16 was driving with his 14-year-old brother Mateo Sandoval, south on State Road 41 to school at 6 a.m. when their sedan crashed head-on into a pickup truck.
Brothers killed in head-on collision were members of Moriarty football team
Friends who were close to the brothers said they were likely on their way to basketball practice.
Moriarty restaurant raising funds for family of teens killed in crash
Funeral services will be held Wednesday at Moriarty High School. The media has been asked not to attend.
Parents of teens killed in head-on collision honoring their late sons with scholarship
The Sandoval family said they hope to give the $2,500 scholarship to at least one student from Moriarty High School every year, starting this spring.
Local UFC fighter dedicates fight to Moriarty brothers who were killed in crash
The fight, which took place at the Santa Ana Star Center, was the first UFC fight held in New Mexico since 2014.
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