We all know speeding is dangerous; still, most of us have probably caught ourselves going a little faster than we should at some point. However, when you hear what happened to Dalton Ford and Tayler Garza, those numbers on the speedometer are put into perspective.
More than five years after the young Minnesota couple was killed in a high-speed crash, their families are sharing their story with the Minnesota Department of Public Safety.
An Easter Morning That Changed Two Families Forever
On April 4, 2021, Dalton and Tayler, both 22 years old, were traveling on County Road 42 near Burnsville when their vehicle was struck as they were making a left turn.
Investigators determined the driver who hit them, Leon Bond, had been racing his sister, Camille Dennis-Bond. Surveillance video showed the vehicles traveling between 91 and 112 mph on a road where the speed limit was 50 mph, according to the Minnesota Department of Public Safety…