Alan Lee Lockamy, Freddy Seras, Christopher Jackson, and Semaj Williams killed in a single-vehicle crash with ejection and entrapment on Interstate 95 in Johnston County, North Carolina

The trooper attempted to catch up to the speeding Kia passenger car, but had not initiated a traffic stop or pursuit, as the vehicle was no longer in sight.Prior to the trooper being able to overtake the Kia, the driver attempted to exit at Brogden Road. The Kia ran off the roadway to the left colliding with several trees.

The driver has been identified as 17-year-old, Alan Lee Lockamy, of Archer Lodge. The other 3 have not been identified at this time.

The driver has been identified as 17-year-old Alan Lee Lockamy of Archer Lodge. Alan's grandmother, Kathy Lockamy, said he was a student at Smithfield-Selma High School.

The driver has been identified as 17-year-old Alan Lockamy, of Archer Lodge. The others in the car have been identified as 17-year-old Freddy Seras, 17-year-old Christopher Jackson, and 16-year-old Semaj Williams.

At 2:39 a.m., a state trooper saw a Kia Soul traveling north on I-95 at the 91.5-mile marker in Johnston County. The trooper noticed the car was speeding and clocked it going 104 mph. The trooper attempted to catch up to the car but did not initiate a traffic stop or pursuit since the car was no longer in sight.

After the trooper clocked the car going 104 miles per hour, the trooper lost sight of the car. Authorities said the driver tried to get off the interstate on a ramp but crashed into several trees.