Fort Carson soldier may face charges after couple dies

2 Confirmed Dead After Rollover, Fort Carson Soldier Could Be Charged
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Police have confirmed that two people have died from injuries sustained in a crash on August 12.

The driver at fault, a teenage Fort Carson soldier, could face charges depending on the result of the investigation, a spokeswoman with the Colorado Springs Police Department said in a release Monday.

According to police, 18-year-old Khalil Sanders failed to stop before driving through the intersection of Sawyer and Murray, and collided with a Saturn headed southbound on Murray. The force of impact caused both cars to roll, sending all three to the hospital.
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Couple married 49 years killed on way home from church after soldier driving wrong way down one-way street plows into car
Teddy and Mary Ann Allison had just celebrated their anniversary on July 7
Died three days apart in Colorado Springs, Denver
Hit by driver Khalil Sanders, private in U.S. Army
By MIKE JACCARINO

A couple only a year from their 50th wedding anniversary were killed while driving home from church after a U.S. Army private traveling the wrong way down a one-way street plowed into their car earlier this month.

Teddy and Mary Ann Allison, 67 and 71 respectively, had just left Friendship Assembly of God Church on August 12 when their white Saturn was rammed by a Chevy Malibu driven by Pvt. 1st Class Khalil Sanders.

The couple were taken to hospital in Colorado Springs, Denver in critical condition. Mr Allison, a retired Hewlette Packard electronics technician died on August 15. His wife passed away three days later.
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