text: Crash into emergency response truck on I-95 leaves 2 dead
  GREENWICH -- State police are investigating a crash on Interstate 95 that killed two people Sunday morning.
  A car slammed into a fire-police patrol truck from the town of Greenwich that was parked in the center lane of I-95 northbound near Exit 4 as rescuers responded to a previous accident. Authorities said the center and right lanes were blocked off with flares and the truck had its flashing emergency lights on.
  Reynaldo Sanchez, 23, of Stamford, the car's driver, and Jacqueline Bardales, 26, a passenger in the back seat, were killed, state police said. A man in the front passenger's seat, 24-year-old Gerson De Leon of Stamford, was hospitalized with serious injuries. Bardales' hometown was not available.
  No one was in the patrol truck at the time, and no one else was injured.
  Authorities said Sanchez and De Leon were wearing seat belts. It was not clear if Bardales was wearing hers.
  The accident occurred as police, firefighters and paramedics were responding after a car smashed into a disabled vehicle on the shoulder of the highway. A woman driving the car suffered abdominal injuries.