Coroner identifies victim of deadly Highway 176 crash
Glynis Washington, 49, of Goose Creek, died at an area hospital following a crash that happened around 6:30 p.m. Friday.
Troopers with the South Carolina Highway Patrol said a 2018 Toyota Tacoma traveling east on US 176 collided with a 2016 Honda CRV traveling west at the intersection of Radcliff Road.
Both drivers were taken to a nearby hospital. Washington, who was driving the CRV, did not survive.
The crash is under investigation.
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