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4 Smithfield-Selma High School students killed in single-car crash in Johnston County identified

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Four students from Smithfield-Selma High School were killed in a single-car crash in Johnston County early Monday morning.

The students killed in a single-car crash, which was driven by 17-year-old Alan Lockamy early Monday morning, have been identified. Lockamy was also killed in the crash, along with 17-year-old Chris Jackson Jr., 17-year-old Freddy Seras, and 16-year-old Semaj Williams. All four individuals died at the scene of the crash on I-95.

According to the North Carolina Highway Patrol, police clocked Lockamy traveling at over 100 mph. When the trooper attempted to catch up to Lockamy, they were unable to do so. Moments later, Lockamy’s Kia crashed into a tree while trying to exit the interstate at Brogden Road, causing the backseat passengers to be ejected.

Freddy Seras, killed in a single-car crash in Johnson County, North Carolina.
Freddy Seras
Semaj Williams, killed in a single-car crash in Johnson County, North Carolina.
Semaj Williams
Alan Lockamy, killed in a single-car crash in Johnson County, North Carolina.
Alan Lockamy
Chris Jackson Jr., killed in a single-car crash in Johnson County, North Carolina.
Chris Jackson Jr.

Vigil to be held for students killed in single-car crash in Johnston County

Smithfield-Selma High School plans to hold a vigil to commemorate the four students who passed away and to honor another student who died late last year.

Funeral arrangements for all four boys are still being made.

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