A man told Greeley police he used methamphetamine before he got into a three-vehicle U.S. 34 crash that killed two people. Jesse Anderson, 35, is facing two vehicular homicide — driving under the influence charges, two vehicular homicide — reckless driving charges, reckless driving and DUI charges. The Greeley Tribune reports Anderson was driving a Toyota RAV4 eastbound on U.S. 34 at about 5 p.m. Sunday, according to his arrest affidavit, when he drove past a red light and struck a Toyota Corolla at the Weld County Road 17 intersection. The impact of the collision caused both cars to hit a Kia Sorento. The woman and man in the Corolla died at the scene.
Driver in fatal U.S. 34 crash said he used meth beforehand, Greeley police say
