Speed Suspected Factor In Pond Crash That Killed Ann Arbor Man
FREEDOM TOWNSHIP (WWJ/AP) - Authorities say speed likely was a factor in a crash that left a vehicle overturned in a pond in rural Washtenaw County with an Ann Arbor man inside.
The body of 49-year-old Thomas Suter was recovered from the vehicle on Monday in Freedom Township, about 10 miles southwest of Ann Arbor, according to the Ann Arbor News.
The sheriff's department says a passerby had spotted the vehicle, at around 9:40 a.m., in the Pleasant Lake Road and Parker roads.
Washtenaw County Sheriff's Police Services Commander Marlene Radzik told MLive it appears that Suter's car went through a dead end, through some brush and then into the pond.
Investigators believe the vehicle went into the pond within a day before it was found.
According to an online profile, Suter worked as a Data Security Analyst for the University of Michigan.
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