ESCANABA, MI-- Trial is set for a Gwinn man accused of causing the traffic deaths of two people in Gladstone.
Harley Durocher, 24, was driving a logging truck that ran a red light at the intersection of US-2/41 and South Hill Road last March. The semi struck a vehicle containing Thomas and Barbara Swift of Gladstone, who died of their injuries. The driver of a third car was injured.
Durocher is charged with two counts of operating with a suspended license causing death, two counts of reckless driving causing death, and two counts of operating with the presence of a controlled substance causing death.
Trial is set for December 2nd through the 6th in Delta County Circuit Court.
