College football player killed in rollover crash on Texas highway
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 9 Oct, 01:19 · Archive
Dylan Sebock, a Southeastern Oklahoma State University football player, died in a rollover crash on a Texas highway early Thursday.
Dylan Sebock, a Southeastern Oklahoma State University football player, was killed in a rollover crash on U.S. Highway 75 in Sherman, Texas at approximately 1 a.m. Thursday. His teammate, 23-year-old De'Taurean Johnson, a senior linebacker, was arrested for intoxication manslaughter after investigators collected evidence establishing he was intoxicated while driving.
Both Sebock and Johnson were ejected from the vehicle. Sebock was pronounced dead at the scene, while Johnson was found lying in the roadway. Johnson attempted to leave the scene before being taken into custody and transported to an area hospital for injuries sustained in the crash. Police said Johnson's intoxication contributed to Sebock's death.
Southeastern Oklahoma State University released a statement saying it was 'deeply saddened' to confirm a student had died in the accident and that another student was hospitalised. The university extended condolences to the families, friends and teammates affected. Loved ones have set up a GoFundMe to support Sebock's family.
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- College football player dies in rollover crash; teammate accused of driving while intoxicatedAn Oklahoma football player has died in a rollover crash, with his teammate arrested in connection with the collision.WBTV · 9 Oct, 00:39
- College football player dies in rollover crash; teammate accused of driving while intoxicatedAn Oklahoma football player has died in a rollover crash, with his teammate arrested in connection with the collision.WECT · 9 Oct, 00:39
In this story: Dylan Sebock · De'Taurean Johnson · Southeastern Oklahoma State University · Sherman, Texas · U.S. Highway 75
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