Tuscaloosa police have announced that they are looking for a man who caused a fatal accident.
The accident happened on August 6, at the intersection of Helen Keller and University Boulevard. There was a multiple vehicle crash involving a 2001 Mercury Grand Marquis. In the vehicle were 40 year old Anthony Dewayne Wells and 29 year old Cleophus Henderson who both had to be extricated from the vehicle. Henderson died at the scene and Wells was taken to DCH Hospital for treatment and released.
The Tuscaloosa Police Department’s Accident Reconstruction Unit (ARU) was called to process the scene and a witness said Wells was travelling at a high rate of speed and ran a red light.
There is now a murder warrant out of Wells who is driving a a 2001 Gold Yukon with Alabama tag number 63GV765 and has “Keishonda” tattooed on his stomach. Police are asking for the public’s help in finding Wells who remains at large.
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