Aspiring NYPD officer and college hockey captain killed in crash involving twice-removed Mexican national
A 21-year-old college hockey captain who dreamed of becoming a police officer was killed in a wrong-way crash involving a Mexican national who repeatedly entered the United States illegally after previously being removed, the Department of Homeland Security confirmed to Fox News Digital.Ryan O'Shea, a senior at the University of New Haven, was driving south on Interstate 91 in North Haven late Oct.16 when a Chevrolet Silverado traveling the wrong way slammed head-on into his Honda Accord, Connecticut State Police said.According to the State Police accident summary, 31-year-old Guillermo Carmona-Lopez of Bridgeport was driving the Silverado.ICE LODGES DETAINER FOR ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT CHARGED IN WRONG-WAY MARYLAND CRASH THAT KILLED MOM, DAUGHTERThe crash sent O'Shea's car into another lane, where it was struck by a Jeep before moving onto the right shoulder and being hit by a third vehicle.University of New Haven hockey captain Ryan O'Shea skates during a game.
The 21-year-old criminal justice student hoped to become a police officer after graduation.(University of New Haven Press Release/Lily Anderson Photography)O'Shea suffered fatal injuries and was pronounced dead at the scene.
Carmona-Lopez was taken to Yale New Haven Hospital with serious, life-threatening injuries, while three other people suffered minor injuries.ILLEGAL ALIEN ORDERED REMOVED YEARS AGO CHARGED IN CRASH THAT KILLED NEWLY ENGAGED 23-YEAR-OLD TEACHERDHS told Fox News Digital that Carmona-Lopez entered the U.S.illegally multiple times despite previously being removed and receiving a final order of removal."In May 2013, Border Patrol arrested Guillermo Carmona-Lopez, a criminal illegal alien from Mexico, after he illegally entered the country," a DHS spokesperson said.
"Carmona-Lopez was issued an expedited removal and was removed from the country."FATHER OF SLAIN MARINE SPEAKS OUT AFTER ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT WHO KILLED SON FACES THIRD DEPORTATIONUniversity of New Haven hockey captain Ryan O'Shea, cent...