The fatal single-vehicle accident took place at around 12:45 a.m. Monday morning.
A black 2020 Maserati Ghibili was driving southbound on I-65 on the ramp to Ridge Road in Hobart when it veered into the west ditch on the side of the road, Indiana State Police Trooper Dennis Griffin reported.Â
The car became airborne and hit a utility pole.
The driver, 28-year-old Chicago Ridge resident Walter Allen Jr., was declared dead at the scene by the Lake County coroner s office, officials said.
The cause and manner of death were pending.
Hobart firefighters were dispatched about 1:05 a.m. for a report of a crash on I-65, where they found a vehicle had left the interstate rolled down an embankment, Hobart Assistant Fire Chief John Reitz said.
A Chicago man was killed and two passengers in a car that had been reported stolen more than a year ago were seriously injured early Monday on Interstate 65 in Gary.
Indiana State Police
A Chicago man was killed and two others seriously hurt after the stolen car they were in crashed Monday on Interstate 65 in northwest Indiana.
Walter A. Allen, 28, died after the Maserati Ghibili he was driving entered a ditch and went airborne into a utility pole, Indiana State Police said in a statement.
The crash happened about 12:45 a.m. on the I-65 exit ramp to Ridge Road in Gary, state police said.
A man was killed and two other injured in a crash Jan. 18 on I-65.
Indiana State police
It’s unclear why the car left the roadway, state police said.
Chicago man dies after stolen Maserati slams into pole in Gary
By Sun-Times Media Wire
(Indiana State Police)
stolen car they were in crashed Monday on Interstate 65 in northwest Indiana.
Walter A. Allen, 28, died after the Maserati Ghibili he was driving entered a ditch and went airborne into a utility pole, Indiana State Police said in a statement.
The crash happened about 12:45 a.m. on the I-65 exit ramp to Ridge Road in
Gary, state police said.
It’s unclear why the car left the roadway, state police said.
Allen was pronounced dead on scene, while two male passengers, 31 and 32, were hospitalized in serious condition, police said.