A severe crash on May 6th in Thomasville, Alabama, resulted in two fatalities and left four others injured. A semi truck driven by 45-year-old Andrii Dmyterko, failed to stop at a red light, colliding into a line of cars.

The details: The crash happened on Highway 43 at South Industrial Park Drive intersection. Dmyterko and his co-driver, Denys Kucher, are both on work visas. Dmyterko is now facing manslaughter charges and is being held in the Clarke County Jail.

Community impact: Thomasville Mayor Sheldon Day stated, "This is one of the worst accidents we have ever worked in the City limits during my career." He also remarked on the lasting impact the incident will have on the responders.

• Dmyterko reportedly drove through the line of cars without attempting to brake.
• The crash drew significant attention, prompting an investigation involving the FBI as Dmyterko requires a translator to communicate effectively, reported WKRG.
• Thomasville Police Chief Mitchell Stuckey emphasized accountability, saying, "We can’t make the loved ones lost yesterday come back, but we certainly make the one responsible pay."

Outlook: As investigations continue, Dmyterko remains in custody. Meanwhile, the community grapples with the accident's ramifications. Local authorities are committed to uncovering all details surrounding the tragedy.