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No alcohol, drugs found in driver's blood in crash that killed couple

Aaron Adams and Amy Dorn at a wedding about 20 minutes before they were killed in a crash on June 25, just east of Lebanon. Contributed photo

Submitted Aaron Adams and Amy Dorn at a wedding about 20 minutes before they were killed in a crash on June 25, just east of Lebanon. Contributed photo

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By Lawrence Budd, Staff Writer Updated 2:50 PM Thursday, August 6, 2009

LEBANON — Blood tests found no alcohol or drugs in an Arkansas woman’s system on June 27, when her pick-up crossed the center line on Ohio 123 and struck a motorcycle, killing a Warren County couple, officials said.

Amber Rogers, 40, of Bald Knob, Ark., is charged with vehicular homicide, a misdemeanor, as well as traveling left of center and failure to wear a seatbelt.

Presence of alcohol or drugs could have supported a felony charge. On Thursday, investigators said the blood tests proved negative.

Rogers, living in the area while working on an underground pipeline project, was headed to her local residence when she crashed into the motorcycle carrying Amy Dorn, 22, of Lebanon, and Aaron Adams, 26, of Wayne Twp.

Rogers is scheduled for a pretrial hearing on Thursday, Aug. 5, in Lebanon Municipal Court.

Adams and Dorn were traveling to meet friends after attending a friend’s wedding at Camp Kern.

Contact this reporter at (937) 225-2261 or lbudd@DaytonDailyNews.com.

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