A drunken wrong-way driver who killed a Massachusetts state trooper in a head-on crash had been served nine alcoholic drinks at a restaurant before blowing past clear warning signs and plowing down a highway in the wrong direction, according to a newly released DA report.Hernan Marrero, 50, of Roslindale, had a blood alcohol concentration of 0.192, which is more than twice the legal limit, when his Jeep Wrangler slammed head-on into Trooper Kevin Trainor’s cruiser around 2:04 a.m.on May 6 in Lynnfield, Essex County District Attorney Paul Tucker’s office said.The crash killed both Marrero and Trainor, a 30-year-old state trooper from Georgetown.BRITNEY SPEARS STANDS THROUGH SUNROOF AT 45 MPH ON STUDIO CITY FREEWAY AFTER DUI CHARGE WAS DROPPEDTrooper Kevin Trainor had just finished a public safety detail when his cruiser was struck by a wrong-way driver on Route 1, according to investigators.
(Massachusetts State Police)A new report details Marrero’s final hours before the deadly wreck, saying he first stopped at a Waltham restaurant, where he bought food and received one complimentary drink before closing out his tab at 7:42 p.m.He then drove to Tribu Mexican Kitchen and Bar on Route 1 North in Saugus, where he sat at the bar at 9:15 p.m.
and was served a margarita five minutes later, according to investigators.VIDEO SHOWS OFF-DUTY FLORIDA SHERIFF'S SERGEANT ALLEGEDLY ASSAULTING ELDERLY COUPLE AT BARMarrero later posted a photo of a margarita on social media with the caption, "Second stop!!!" the DA’s report said.Between 9:20 p.m.and 12:53 a.m., he was served a total of nine alcoholic drinks at Tribu, investigators found.A new report says Hernan Marrero drove 1.8 miles the wrong way on Route 1 before crashing head-on into Massachusetts State Police Trooper Kevin Trainor’s cruiser, killing them both.
(Massachusetts State Police)The Massachusetts Alcoholic Beverages Control Commission has issued a notice to Tribu alleging multiple civil violations, includi...