Weddle remains in custody with no bail in Virginia awaiting the extradition process to get him back to Knox County to face those charges.
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Monday, May 9, 2016
Charges filed relating to March 18 Fatal Crash in Washington - May 6, 2016
Knox
County’s Sheriff and District Attorney’s Offices were notified on the afternoon of May 6th
that Randall Weddle, 53, of a last known address of Greenville, Tennessee was
taken into custody today by the Russell County Sheriff’s Office in
Virginia. Mr. Weddle was arrested on
charges out of this office as a result of the investigation into the double
fatal crash involving 4 vehicles and a tractor-trailer truck loaded with lumber
on Rt. 17 in Washington on March 18th of this year. A combined investigation with the Knox
County Sheriff’s Office, Maine State Police Commercial Vehicle Enforcement and
Crash Reconstruction divisions provided enough information to the District
Attorney’s Office to draft warrants for Weddle’s arrest. Weddle has been charged with two counts of
Manslaughter, Class A Felony, and two counts of Aggravated OUI, Class B
Felony. Due to the serious of the crimes
it was determined pertinent to arrest Weddle immediately and it is likely more
charges will come as further reviews are made into the evidence gathered.
Weddle remains in custody with no bail in Virginia awaiting the extradition process to get him back to Knox County to face those charges.
Weddle remains in custody with no bail in Virginia awaiting the extradition process to get him back to Knox County to face those charges.
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