A Massachusetts man has been indicted months after crashing into a pizza shop in Newton, killing two people.
Bradford Casler, 55, of Newton, crashed through the glass windows of Sweet Tomatoes on Washington Street on March 1.
The crash left 32-year-old Gregory Morin of Newton and 57-year-old Eleanor Miele of Watertown dead. Seven other people were hurt, including three who were seriously injured.
Tony Wilson is one of the victim's who was badly injured with a fractured back, and other broken bones.
"All we were doing was getting a pizza and people died," Wilson recalled.
Seven months later, Casler is now facing two counts of motor vehicle homicide and one count of operating a motor vehicle to endanger.
"It's good to get closure but so many loved have been damaged," Wilson said. "I still think of the aftermath, still numb, very numb."
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The Middlesex County District Attorney's Office said Casler was driving a Volkswagen SUV when he crossed over Washington Street and collided with several cars before crashing into the pizza shop.
Casler will be arraigned at Middlesex District Court, though a date has not yet been set.
It was not immediately clear if he had an attorney.
"I know in the town, we talk about it a lot, people were very upset and justice needs to be done," said Paul Dahlstrand, of Newton.
Sweet Tomatoes will reopen sometime next month.