(George, Washington) Brayan Reyes Alferez was charged with vehicle homicide when he collided head-on onto another vehicle. The vehicle collision occurred approximately on Westbound 1-90, South of George.
Washington State Patrol confirmed that the driver, Alferez, was under the influence of alcohol and drugs when colliding head on into another vehicle. He was traveling east in the westbound lanes.
The collision resulted in two passengers’ fatal deaths and three injuries. The driver of the first vehicle, Alferez was hurt and taken to Quincy Valley Medical Center. One of the two deceased passengers was 23-year old, Yesenia Acosta- Delgado. The second deceased passenger has not been identified publicly.
Washington Highway Patrol confirmed that the driver and the passengers of the first vehicle were not wearing seatbelts. Two other passengers of the second vehicle were wearing seat belts and treated on scene.
Analysis on West Bound 1-90 Two Vehicle Collision
(George, Washington) Brayan Reyes Alferez was charged with vehicle homicide when he collided head-on onto another vehicle. The vehicle collision occurred approximately on Westbound 1-90, South of George.
Washington State Patrol confirmed that the driver, Alferez, was under the influence of alcohol and drugs when colliding head on into another vehicle. He was traveling east in the westbound lanes.
The collision resulted in two passengers’ fatal deaths and three injuries. The driver of the first vehicle, Alferez was hurt and taken to Quincy Valley Medical Center. One of the two deceased passengers was 23-year old, Yesenia Acosta- Delgado. The second deceased passenger has not been identified publicly.
Washington Highway Patrol confirmed that the driver and the passengers of the first vehicle were not wearing seatbelts. Two other passengers of the second vehicle were treated on scene.
Analysis on West Bound 1-90 Two Vehicle Collision
Before investigators charged Alferez with vehicle homicide, they may have viewed Vehicle Homicide-Penalty law (46.6.520) This specific section mentions one of the following violations that represents injuring a person by any vehicle within the three year window (A) under the influence of intoxicated liquor or any drugs, (B) causing injury due to a reckless manner, disregarding others safety. These are important because with collisions similar to this, sometimes impairment due to alcohol or reckless driving can result in serious injuries and fatal deaths.
Because drugs and alcohol played a factor in the collision, investigators may have also viewed Alcohol and Motor Vehicle Use which states the following DUI violations since alcohol and drugs were a factor. One of the violations for breath or blood tests shown in regards to an amount of alcohol in drivers blood is (.08) for 21 years old or above, (.04) or high for commercial vehicle drivers – Commercial Drivers License disqualifications, 0.2 or higher in minors, under 21 years old.
Advice for the Family
If you have lost a loved one in this incident, staying in contact with the Washington Highway Patrol can help you receive more information from the investigation. You can request official reports when they become available to better understand the circumstances.
You may also consider speaking with a qualified legal professional experienced in pedestrian accident cases. They can help explain your options and guide you through next steps. In addition, seeking support from family, friends, or grief counseling services can provide comfort during this difficult time.
If you have any concerns about navigating the legal process surrounding this incident, call 866-883-4318 to speak with a lawyer.
