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Posted December 11. 2017 9:29AM

A look at why charges against Lebanon restaurant after fatal crash were dropped

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Ellynn Koelsch of North Kingston, R.I., died in the crash. (Performance Physical Therapy)


Lebanon — Prosecutors did not pursue a criminal charge against the restaurant where a Hartland man had been drinking before he killed a woman while driving the wrong way on Interstate 89 because they didn't believe they could prove that Peking Tokyo had overserved him.


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