Connecticut Representative Quentin Williams Killed in Drunk Driving Crash
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Toxicology reports reveal that both Connecticut State Rep. Quentin “Q” Williams and the wrong-way driver, Kimede Mustafaj, were intoxicated at the time of the fatal crash that killed them both. Williams was over the legal limit, according to Connecticut House Speaker Matt Ritter. The crash occurred a day after Williams was sworn in for his third term in the 100th District.
- Report: Both drivers intoxicated in wrong-way crash that killed Connecticut representative WTNH.com
- Quentin Williams and wrong-way driver both drunk in fatal crash, officials say The Connecticut Mirror
- Rep. Quentin ‘Q' Williams Was Driving Drunk at Time of Fatal Crash: House Speaker NBC Connecticut
- CT lawmaker Quentin Williams was drunk when he was killed in wrong-way crash, officials say CT Insider
- State Rep. Quentin 'Q' Williams was drunk in fatal crash, official says Hartford Courant
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