George Weeks Dies in Wrong-Way Crash on US 60 [Surprise, AZ]

Surprise, AZ (June 27, 2022) – On Saturday, 68-year-old George Weeks died and four others sustained injuries in a wrong-way crash on US 60.

The fatal collision took place before midnight at mile marker 137, near Deer Valley Road.

According to the authorities, they received reports of a wrong-way driver. However, minutes later, they also received reports about a two-vehicle crash.

They discovered that Weeks was driving a westbound BMW SUV in the eastbound lanes and collided head-on with a Toyota Sequoia.

The Toyota male driver has three passengers who were all under 15. The paramedics took all of them to a hospital with severe but non-fatal injuries.

Moreover, responding officers declared George Weeks dead at the scene of the vehicle collision near Deer Valley Road.

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Sweet Lawyers would like to express our condolences to the loved ones of George Weeks. May you find courage during this difficult time.

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