22-year-old driver identified in deadly Dover crash
Dylan Greig, a 22-year-old Dover resident, was pronounced dead at the scene after his 2019 Ford Ranger pickup truck left the road and struck a utility pole on Sixth Street near Longhill Road around midnight Friday, according to a news release from the Dover Police Department.
Greig was the only person in the truck.
Detectives are investigating the cause of the crash.
Anyone with information about the crash can call Dover police at 603-742-4646 or leave an anonymous tip by calling the Dover Crimeline at 603-749-6000 or visiting dovernhcrimeline.org.
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