South Seaside Park man killed in crash on the J. Stanley Tunney Bridge
Police say an 83-year-old died after his car crashed into a disabled vehicle on a bridge in Ocean County.
Toms River police say Michael Fecak of South Seaside Park was driving west over the J. Stanley Tunney Bridge when he slammed into the broken down car that was stopped in the right lane Sunday afternoon.
The Asbury Park Press reports police said Fecak was not wearing a seat belt.
Two women in the disabled vehicle sustained non-life-threatening injuries.
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