Florida man charged in wrong-way crash that killed college student

A 53-year-old man faces charges of DUI manslaughter and vehicular homicide after driving the wrong way on Interstate 75 and colliding with a 21-year-old woman's car in Charlotte County, Florida.

Dennis Olson allegedly drove a Ford F-150 south in the northbound lanes of I-75 near mile marker 149 shortly after 1 a.m. on May 17. He first sideswiped another vehicle before hitting Lauryn Akey's Honda CR-V head-on, according to a probable cause arrest affidavit from the Florida Highway Patrol. Akey was ejected from her car and pronounced dead at the scene. She had been returning home from a wedding and had texted her family that she was almost there.

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Genise Taylor, a 24-year-old Florida woman charged with DUI manslaughter, admitted in a jail phone call that a sheriff's deputy had pulled her over hours before she drove the wrong way on Interstate 75 and killed 96-year-old Arthur Gilbert. Prosecutors revealed the detail at a bond hearing, prompting an internal investigation of the deputy. A judge denied Taylor bond, and she remains in jail.

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An Ohio man has been sentenced to 20 years in prison after pleading no contest to DUI manslaughter in a crash that killed an elderly couple in Sarasota County, Florida. Fred Donaldson, 48, had a blood alcohol content twice the legal limit when he ran David and Katherine Henson off Interstate 75 on December 14. The Hensons, both in their 60s, died at the scene after their vehicle struck a tree.

A 62-year-old South Carolina man faces a felony DUI charge after his truck struck and killed a 14-month-old boy who wandered into a roadway. The child had followed his father out of a restaurant near Anderson. Authorities say impairment likely slowed the driver's reaction.

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Corrinne Blue, a 32-year-old Florida nurse, faces three counts of vehicular manslaughter after her vehicle struck and killed three Palm Beach County Sheriff's deputies on November 21, 2024. Authorities cite fatigue, high speed and possible 'brain fog' from a meal as factors. Blue was arrested on Friday and held on $250,000 bond.

 

 

 

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