A Chicago man is detained after prosecutors said surveillance video showed him consuming alcohol at various times over 12 hours, including during a shift he worked as a bartender, before getting behind the wheel while intoxicated and plowing into a disabled car on the Kennedy Expressway, killing two people.
Isaiah Olivas, 27, is accused of slamming his 2018 Jeep into the rear of a stalled Hyundai on southbound I-90 at Randolph Street at 1:46 a.m. on March 15. Surveillance video allegedly showed him drinking throughout the 12 hours leading up to the crash, officials said, including while he was on the clock at a bar where he worked.
Four people were sitting in the Hyundai, which had become disabled and stopped in the left lane, according to the Illinois State Police. Rashad Dean, 31, and Nadinah Cunnings, 23, who were both seated in the back seat, died. The driver, a 39-year-old woman, and a 25-year-old woman in the front passenger seat were both seriously injured…