The driver of the vehicle that caused a five-vehicle accident north of Harrison last December which killed two people and sent four others to the hospital has been arrested. Facing four charges, including two counts of negligent homicide, is 53-year-old Christopher R. Langley of Jacksonville.
According to the probable cause affidavit from the Arkansas State Police, Langley was traveling north on U.S. Highway 65, north of Harrison, when his vehicle crossed the turn lane and went into the southbound lane, causing the accident.
Langley told the trooper he felt his blood sugar was low and he attempted to eat peanut butter, but he started getting double vision and rode up on the curb a couple of times and that’s all he could remember…