WINDHAM —Friends and family say the 4-year-old boy injured in a crash Friday has died.
Police say a minivan driven by 65-year-old Dennis Brackley, of New Gloucester, crossed the centerline of U.S. Route 202 on Friday night and smashed into an SUV driven by 33-year-old Adrian King, of Windham.
Police say Brackley died at the scene. His grandson, Gavin Goad, 4, died over the weekend at Maine Medical Center, and grandaughter Alexa Goad, 5, was critically hurt.
A Maine Medical Center nursing supervisor says King and 27-year-old Samantha-Jo Brink, who was a passenger in King’s vehicle, were in satisfactory condition.
Windham Police Sgt. William Andrew tells the Portland Press Herald no charges are pending.
An investigation is ongoing.
Information from WGME was used in this report.
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