Crime
Bagley Drekwon Lamont Among Three Sailors Killed in Fiery Pensacola Crash
PENSACOLA, Fla. — Bagley Drekwon Lamont was among three sailors who died in a fiery vehicle crash in Pensacola, Florida, early Saturday morning, October 24, 2026. All three sailors were stationed at Naval Air Station Pensacola, according to naval officials.
The fatal crash occurred around 1:35 a.m. at the intersection of M Street and Cervantes Street. The incident claimed the lives of three service members and left their families, friends, and fellow sailors grieving.
Pensacola police responded to reports of a crash at the intersection shortly after 1:30 a.m. First responders arrived and found a vehicle engulfed in flames.
Firefighters worked to extinguish the blaze. Once the fire was under control, responders discovered three sailors dead inside the vehicle.
Authorities have not released further details about what caused the crash. The circumstances surrounding the incident remain unclear based on the information available.
Naval officials confirmed that all three victims served at Naval Air Station Pensacola. However, the report identified only Bagley Drekwon Lamont by name. Officials had not publicly released the identities of the other two sailors.
The deaths represent a tragic loss for the victims’ families, friends, and fellow service members. Loved ones now face the difficult task of grieving three lives lost in a sudden and devastating incident.
Lamont’s death has prompted heartfelt tributes and messages of sympathy. Those remembering him have expressed condolences to his family and loved ones during this difficult time.
As authorities work to establish the circumstances of the crash, the three sailors are being remembered for their lives and their service. Their loss leaves a lasting impact on the people who knew and cared for them.
Crime
Jessica Moore, 36, Killed in Seven-Vehicle Crash on I-81 in Pennsylvania; Truck Driver Faces Homicide Charge
CUMBERLAND COUNTY, Pa. — Jessica Moore, 36, of Newville, Pennsylvania, died in a fiery seven-vehicle crash on Interstate 81 in Cumberland County on Friday morning. Pennsylvania State Police said a truck driver is expected to face a homicide by motor vehicle charge in connection with the collision.
Investigators said the crash occurred on northbound I-81 near mile marker 47.1 in South Middleton Township. The collision involved a tractor-trailer and six other vehicles, leaving two vehicles on fire and several people injured.
According to Pennsylvania State Police, David Rodis Lynn III, of Round Rock, Texas, failed to stop for slowing traffic on northbound I-81. His tractor-trailer struck another vehicle, triggering a chain-reaction crash involving seven vehicles.
The impact caused the tractor-trailer and another vehicle to catch fire. Moore died at the scene, according to the information released about the crash. Her official cause of death remained pending an autopsy scheduled for Tuesday.
Authorities reported that occupants of other vehicles suffered injuries. Emergency responders transported the injured individuals to Holy Spirit Hospital and UPMC Carlisle for treatment. Officials did not provide further details about the number of people injured or the severity of their injuries.
The fatal collision occurred after an earlier incident on the same stretch of northbound I-81. At approximately 5 a.m., another tractor-trailer overturned, prompting road closures in the area.
The earlier crash disrupted traffic before the seven-vehicle collision occurred later that morning. Authorities have not provided further details about whether the initial incident directly contributed to the fatal crash.
Lynn is expected to face a charge of homicide by motor vehicle. However, he had not been arraigned on the anticipated charge at the time of the report.
The investigation into the deadly crash remains ongoing. Pennsylvania State Police are asking anyone with information about the collision to contact the agency’s Carlisle station.
Authorities have not released additional information about the circumstances surrounding Moore’s death as investigators continue to examine