Police: Wrong-way driver admits to drinking before fatal crash on 220
LOCK HAVEN — The Clinton County motorist accused of killing a father and his unborn child in a wrong-way driving accident had a blood alcohol level more than two times the legal limit. That information and an admission by Dwight L. Meyer that he chose to drive the wrong way on Route 220 in the Lock Haven area instead of pulling onto the shoulder is contained in a state police affidavit made available Monday. Meyer was charged Friday with third-degree murder in the death of Evan Geisewite, 29, of Loganton, and his unborn child. His wife, Amanda Geiswite, 28, was 20 weeks pregnant ...