Police: Husband and wife killed in Harrison crash on I-287
State police say a husband and wife from upstate were the victims killed in Thursday’s five-vehicle crash on I-287.
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Aug 20, 2021, 9:50 PM
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Updated 990 days ago
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9h agoState police say a husband and wife from upstate were the victims killed in
Thursday’s five-vehicle crash on I-287.
They are identified as 62-year-old David Massarotti and his wife, 60-year-old
Chandra Massarotti, of Schoharie County.
A dump truck traveling eastbound in
the right lane struck a Chevy Colorado in the rear, which caused a chain
reaction of events involving three other vehicles.
Two other drivers including the dump truck driver were taken to area hospitals
with non-life-threatening injuries.
News 12 is told the dump truck driver has been issued tickets and has
cooperated in the ongoing investigation.
