1 killed in 6-vehicle crash on I-405

Bothell, WALocal News

In a devastating incident on southbound I-405 near Highway 527, 41-year-old Jesse Ludington lost his life after exiting his vehicle following a crash. According to the Washington State Patrol, Ludington was struck by another vehicle as he attempted to assess the situation after his initial collision. The incident involved six vehicles, leading to a complex and lengthy investigation. Authorities closed the southbound lanes of I-405, including ramps from I-5, causing significant traffic disruptions during the investigation. The highway remained closed for several hours, only reopening shortly after 10:30 a.

m. This tragic event underscores the dangers associated with vehicle collisions and the importance of road safety. Local law enforcement continues to investigate the circumstances surrounding the crash, aiming to provide clarity for the affected families and the community. As details emerge, this incident serves as a stark reminder of the potential consequences of road accidents.

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