The driver of a pickup involved in a summer crash on Interstate 94 that killed a Hazen woman has been sentenced to three years in prison.
Wyatt Staloch, 27, of Jamestown, pleaded guilty Nov. 17 to charges stemming from the July 12 crash near Oriska.
Staloch allegedly fled the scene after the collision that killed 42-year-old Christina Anderson, of Hazen, the Bismarck Tribune reported. Authorities arrested him later that day. He was charged with felony duty in a fatal accident, duty in an accident involving injury, and duty in an accident involving serious injury.
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Anderson was a passenger pickup that was pulling a flatbed car trailer. The trailer and pickup were rear-ended by the pickup driven by Staloch.
A North Dakota driver who killed a woman in an accident on Interstate 94 was sentenced to three years in prison.
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The driver of the pickup towing the trailer and a teenage passenger, both from Hazen, were transported to a Fargo hospital.
