HOODSPORT — A 20-year-old Tacoma man was killed when his car crashed into Lake Cushman Wednesday evening and sank.
The Washington State Patrol says Joseph T. Dusek, died at the scene. His car left Staircase Road about 14 miles west of Hoodsport, rolled into the lake and landed upside down.
The patrol says a 19-year-old Lacey man who was a passenger in the car was able to escape.
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