Two people were killed by a Milwaukee firefighter who was arrested by West Allis Police Department for drunk driving but his name was not released to the public. The names of the two people he allegedly killed were released.

Maryland Transportation Authority Police Spokesman First Sgt. Jonathan Green identified Dixon as the driver in the crash on the Bay Bridge on April 2, 2016, that killed Randy Drake Thrower when the vehicle that Dixon was driving slammed into the rear of a truck that was operating in the same direction on the eastbound span. “Alcohol, drugs and speed are considered factors in the crash,” reports Green.

Police say that Lovell was charged with DUI and felony involuntary manslaughter. Alcohol played a factor in the traffic crash and safety belts were not in use at the time of the crash.

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During the investigation, Officers noticed that Coggins was displaying signs and symptoms of alcohol influence and proceeded to conduct a series of field sobriety tests on him which he failed.