Eden Dumptruck driver, who is charged with the fatal April -Crash & Public Works Superintendent, says City :: Wral.com

A dump truck who was charged with an accident in which four men were killed and two more injured in Eden towards the end of April was canceled.

According to an explanation by Erin Gilley, the end ended on Friday.

The 66 -year -old Vernon, the 66 -year -old Vernon, traveled on April 24 in a city of the Muldenkipper in the north in the Carol Street when he did not stop at the intersection of Carol Street and Church Street on a stop sign.

After driving past the stop sign, Troopers said that Vernon met six pedestrians at the intersection, later identified as identified as

• Douglas Garland Sands, 72.

Sands, Douglas Carter, Evans and Lockwood died of their injuries, and Hunter Carter and Alexander suffered serious injuries. Duke Energy said the men had become contractual with the company to do work.

Vernon suffered minor injuries in the crash and the soldiers accused him of a stop and offense by motor vehicles, and added that the impairment was not a factor for the crash and took its investigation.

The city said the decision was examined by the national transportation Safety Board (NTSB) and other organizations.

The city said they had no further comments and addressed all other questions to the NTSB.