A man charged in a fatal crash now faces an immigration detainer. The detainer was lodged by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
This action is related to a crash that occurred in July. The crash happened on Highway 107 in Washington County.
Further details about the case and the detainer are available from the source. The man's charges are connected to the fatal crash, but additional information about the incident is not provided here.
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