Marine was Intoxicated During Naperville Crash That Killed Three

U.S. Marine Corps recruiter Domenic Andreoni had a blood-alcohol level of .272 when he was involved in a fatal crash in early December, according to the Daily Herald. Andreoni and two other men were killed in the crash on Dec. 2.

DuPage County Chief Deputy Coroner Charlie Dastych told the Daily Herald about the Marine's blood-alcohol level, which was more than three times the legal limit.

Andreoni was driving east on the westbound lanes of I-88 in Naperville when he crashed into car killing Ali Erhaima, of Aurora, and Shiva Inampudi, a Naperville man.

Erhaima, a 32-year-old father of two, was a ride-share driver from Iraq. He had worked as a guard for the U.S. military in Iraq. He was targeted by insurgents, who shot him several times and left him for dead in 2006. Erhaima survived and came to the United States with his wife.

Inampudi, a 40-year-old software engineer, was getting a ride home from Erhaima after a business trip to San Francisco. Inampudi was survived by his wife and son.

Andreoni had joined the Marines in 2009 and deployed to Afghanistan. He was married and had a daughter.

Fundraising pages have been established for Erhaima at Support for Ali Abdul Hadi's Family and for Inampudi at Support for Shiva Inampudi Family.

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