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A Volunteer Firefighter in Pennsylvania was driving up to 75 mph and passing cars with his emergency lights flashing when his personal vehicle hit a motorcycle head-on, killing the 23 year old driver last year. But police said there was no emergency at the time, which is why they have charged Jonathan Hogue, 20, with homicide by vehicle, involuntary manslaughter and other crimes in connection with the August 9 crash.
The crash happened at 2040 hours when Hogue was driving west in the eastbound trying to pass westbound traffic. Hogue told them a passenger was "playing with" his emergency lights at the time. Hogue's attorney calls the crash a "terrible, terrible accident" but won't comment on the charges or permit Hogue to do so.

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A Volunteer Firefighter in Pennsylvania was driving up to 75 mph and passing cars with his emergency lights flashing when his personal vehicle hit a motorcycle head-on, killing the 23 year old driver last year. But police said there was no emergency at the time, which is why they have charged Jonathan Hogue, 20, with homicide by vehicle, involuntary manslaughter and other crimes in connection with the August 9 crash.
The crash happened at 2040 hours when Hogue was driving west in the eastbound trying to pass westbound traffic. Hogue told them a passenger was "playing with" his emergency lights at the time. Hogue's attorney calls the crash a "terrible, terrible accident" but won't comment on the charges or permit Hogue to do so.
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