Elkhan Saparbekov dies in fatal Warrington Township car crash

Elkhan Saparbekov dies in fatal Warrington Township car crash

Fatal Warrington Township car crash death of Elkhan Saparbekov

An unfortunate incident occurred on the evening of Friday, resulting in a tragic loss of three young lives along Bristol Road. The event transpired around 9:30 p.m., situated approximately one mile from the Route 611 interchange. According to preliminary reports from local authorities, a Toyota Camry, which was being operated by a minor, was moving eastbound on the road. After cresting a minor incline, the Camry veered into the opposing lane and was subsequently impacted on its side by a Ford Explorer. Fortunately, the occupant of the Explorer was not harmed in this collision.

A visual depiction from the scene shows the Camry devastated near the Explorer, emphasizing the severity of the accident. On the following morning of Saturday, the Warrington police department disclosed that the passenger seated in the front of the Camry was identified as Umidovich Amono, who was 18 years old and a senior student at Neshaminy High School. Further details were shared through media outlets, with NBC10 stating that the 15-year-old operator of the Camry is Elkhan Saparbekov, a first-year attendee at Neshaminy High School. The Bucks County Courier Times also reported that the chief of police in Warrington confirmed Saparbekov’s position as the driver. Additionally, the remaining victim, who was seated in the rear of the Camry, has been identified as Kozyrev Artem, a 16-year-old.