November 13, 2014
Stansbury High grad killed in auto crash

An 18-year-old former Stansbury High School student was killed in a three-car crash in Herriman on Sunday.

Cambrie Cozzens was the passenger in a Saturn being driven by a 17-year-old boy, and traveling north on 5600 West in Herriman, said Lt. Justin Hoyle of the Unified Police Department.

“According to the witnesses, the Saturn ran the red light [at 13100 South] and was struck on the passenger side by a Ford Bronco,” he said. “Following the impact, the [Saturn] veered off its course and struck a Dodge Charger that was stopped at a light.”

Cozzens was killed from the impact, he said. The driver of the Saturn was taken to a local hospital in fair condition, while the drivers of the other two vehicles involved were uninjured.

Cozzens was from Riverton, but attended and graduated from Stansbury High School last spring during her senior year.  

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