A man driving an SUV was overdosing on opioids when he smashed his vehicle into a gas station on the side of a New Jersey road on Tuesday, killing a father, his son, and a gas station attendant.
The driver of a Honda Pilot was heavily under the influence of opioids - so much so that he needed to be revived by Narcan, according to WPIX-TV.
The driver, who has not been identified, was not injured.
The gas station attendant has been identified as Lovedeep Fatra, 23.
The other two fatalities are a father and his 17-year-old son who were inside a Chevy Camaro that had its roof torn off.
Police in Passaic County, New Jersey received a report Tuesday morning of a crash at a gas station alongside Route 23 in Wayne
Three people were killed, including a father and his 17-year-old son as well as a gas station attendant
The image above shows the remnants of a Chevy Camaro, which had its roof torn off by an airborne Honda Pilot driven by an individual said to have been overdosing on opioids
All three fatalities were pronounced dead at the scene. One of the drivers was rushed to St. Joseph’s University Medical Center in Paterson for treatment.
The horrific three-car accident took place at the Delta gas station located alongside Route 23 in Wayne, New Jersey.
Police received a report about the crash at 8:46am, Passaic County authorities said.
An eyewitness told WCBS Newsradio 880 that he saw the Honda Pilot smash into the gas station before it hit a Nissan Rogue and a Chevy Camaro.
The Pilot, which had its windshield shattered and its
