Update #4- DSP
News Release: Saturday, February 21, 2009- Fatal Crash Near
Georgetown- Charges Up-Graded
Georgetown
Sussex County
– James K. Harrington, who was involved in a fatal crash on February
21, 2009, was arraigned today in Superior Court in Sussex County.
Harrington’s charges had been upgraded from Vehicular Homicide 2nd
and Vehicular Assault 2nd
to Manslaughter, Vehicular Homicide 1st, Vehicular
Assault 1st and DUI. The February crash killed Henry
Huff.
Troopers received a toxicology report from the Medical Examiner’s
Office indicating a schedule II narcotic was involved in the crash.
Harrington posted $15,000 bail and was released pending a
preliminary hearing.

James K. Harrington
Released March 13, 2009 at 1900 hours
Update #3- DSP
News Release: Saturday, February 21, 2009- Fatal Crash Near
Georgetown
Sussex County-
Investigators have completed an arrest warrant for Mr. James K.
Harrington listing the following offenses: Vehicular Homicide
(felony) and Vehicular Assault (misdemeanor). He will be formally
charged once he is released from PRMC in Salisbury.
The Delaware State Police will disseminate a news release once the
warrant has been served and Mr. Harrington has been arraigned.
There is no known timeframe as to when this might happen.
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Update #2- DSP
News Release: Friday, February 20, 2009- Fatal Crash Near Georgetown
Sussex County-
This crash involved two vehicles. The first vehicle was a 2006
Chevrolet Silverado which was operated by Henry J. Huff, 43, of
Milton. The second vehicle was a 1993 GMC pick-up truck which was
operated by James K. Harrington, 54, of Georgetown.
The Silverado was southbound on Sand Hill Road just south of Huff Rd
at a very slow rate of speed, getting ready to turn right into a
private drive. The GMC was also southbound on Sand Hill Rd at a high
rate of speed approaching the slow moving Chevrolet.
The GMC rear ended the Silverado forcing both vehicles to slide
sideways off the east edge of roadway where they both overturned.
Henry J. Huff, who was not wearing his seatbelt, was killed when his
vehicle overturned. His son, Joshua Huff,18, of Milton, who was a
passenger in the truck, and was also not wearing his seatbelt, was
not injured.
James K. Harrington, who was not wearing his seatbelt, sustained non
life threatening injuries and was flown to PRMC in Salisbury where
he was admitted. A passenger in Harrington’s vehicle, Daniel D.
Gambrell, 42, of Millsboro, who was not wearing his seatbelt,
sustained serious internal injuries and was admitted to Beebe
Hospital in Lewes.
The roadway was closed for 3 hours. No charges have been filed and
this crash remains under investigation.
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Updated DSP News Release: Friday, February 20, 2009- Fatal Crash
Near Georgetown
Sussex County- Sandhill Road is
now reopen.
An additional news release will be provided when the details
concerning this crash are known and confirmed.
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DSP News Release: Friday, February 20, 2009- Fatal Crash Near
Georgetown
Location of Incident:
Sandhill Road in the area of Wilson Road which is northeast of
Georgetown
Date and Time of Occurrence: Friday, February 20, 2009, at
approximately 3:01 p.m.
Resume: State Troopers area currently on the scene of a
fatal crash on Sandhill Road in the area of Wilson Road.
Preliminary reports indicate this was a two vehicle crash where one
person was pronounced dead at the scene. Another subject is
reportedly injured.
Motorist should seek alternative routes. Sandhill Road is shut down
between Huff Road and Wilson Road.