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MILL HALL, Pa. (AP) — In a story April 2 about a guilty plea from a delivery truck driver who crashed into a horse and buggy, The Associated Press reported erroneously the age of the boy who died. David Beiler was 8, not 9. A corrected version of the story is below: Driver in crash that killed 2 pleads guilty, pays $800 fine A delivery truck driver who crashed into a horse and buggy in Pennsylvania last summer, killing a woman and an 8-year-old boy, has pleaded guilty and paid nearly $800 in fines MILL HALL, Pa. (AP) — A delivery truck driver who crashed into a horse and buggy in Pennsylvania last summer killing a woman and 8-year-old boy has pleaded guilty and paid nearly $800 in fines. Prosecutors say an investigation found vehicular homicide charges weren't warranted. Fifty-five-year-old Sherry Croak of Lock Haven originally sought a trial but instead entered the plea Friday. The fines were associated with charges including careless driving resulting in death. State police said the UPS box truck drifted into the path of the horse and buggy on July 10 in Logan Township, in central Pennsylvania. It then struck a rail that goes alongside the vehicle, causing it to overturn. Thirty-six-year-old Rachel Beiler of Loganton and her son David died at the scene. Four other people in the buggy were injured.

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