Angel Greene, 16, killed, and three people injured in car crash on Turkey Lane in Buxton, Maine

BUXTON — Bonny Eagle High School confirms that a student was killed in a crash overnight on Turkey Lane in Buxton. The school confirms that at least two of those injured are also students at Bonny Eagle. In a statement from Bonny Eagle, the school says a "crisis team has been engaged to support all staff and students during this difficult time." Buxton police say the accident happened about 1:30 a.m. Police say three people were transported to a local hospital with "significant injuries."

BUXTON, Maine — One person was killed in a single-vehicle crash Thursday morning in Buxton, according to a Cumberland County dispatcher. Few details about the crash were available. Buxton police were at the scene investigating.

Questions remain over who was driving an SUV that crashed in Buxton, killing a Bonny Eagle High School student and injuring three others. The car crashed early Thursday morning into trees and a utility pole. Angel Greene, 16, was thrown from the vehicle and died. Police do not plan to say who was driving until prosecutors review all the evidence.

Grovo says there are still more questions to be answered. “I met with the York County District Attorney this morning. Buxton Police Chief Michael Grovo says even though they submitted a crash report to Maine State Police, the investigation is far from over, but the report does shed light into what led to the crash that killed 16-year-old Angel Greene. The chief says once the investigation is complete he will meet with the York County DA. The district attorney will decide what, if any, charges will be filed in this crash. An illustration, included in the report, shows the vehicle, driven by Edward Estey, traveling down Turkey Lane in Buxton. BUXTON, Maine — Erratic, careless and negligent are some of the words investigators are using to describe the way a driver operated a vehicle in a crash that killed a Bonny Eagle High School student.

A celebration of life service for Angel Greene, 16, who was killed in a crash last week in Buxton will be held on Wednesday. According to the police report, excessive speed was a factor in the crash. Autumn Potter, 16, and Zakary Pacillo, 19, were the other two passengers in the car, the police report said. The service will be held at Bonny Eagle High School from 2 p.m. until 4 p.m. The police report, obtained by WMTW News 8 on Tuesday, said Edward Estey, 17, was the driver of the car.