SEATTLE — A 30-year-old Everett man was killed Saturday evening when his pickup truck crashed into an overpass pillar on I-5.
The Washington State Patrol identified the man as Byron T. Monge.
Monge was northbound on the freeway about 5:25 p.m. when his truck veered off the roadway and struck the 185th Street overpass, according to a State Patrol report.
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