Three people are dead, including two teenagers, after a violent head-on collision late Saturday night in south Toledo, Ohio. The victims were identified as Tewan Terry, 19, Antonio Adams, 17, and Nasir Johnson, 26. Three other people were injured in the crash, which left families facing the sudden loss of their loved ones.
The collision happened shortly after 11 p.m. on October 31, 2026, near the intersection of Hill Avenue and Wenz Road. According to Toledo police, a Dodge Charger and a Chevrolet Blazer collided head-on, leaving all six people inside the two vehicles affected.

Terry was behind the wheel of the Dodge Charger, which was traveling east on Hill Avenue. He had three passengers in the vehicle, including 17-year-old Antonio Adams. Both suffered fatal injuries and were pronounced dead at the scene.
The Chevrolet Blazer was traveling west when it collided with the Charger. Nasir Johnson, 26, was driving the Blazer, with a 28-year-old passenger identified as Myron Austin inside the vehicle.
Johnson survived the initial collision and was rushed to the University of Toledo Medical Center for emergency treatment. However, the injuries proved fatal, and he later died at the hospital. His death brought the number of people killed in the crash to three.
Three other occupants survived but were injured. They included Rodney Buchanan, 16, and Jovan Kyles Jr., 17, who were passengers in the Dodge Charger, as well as 28-year-old Austin, who was riding in the Chevrolet Blazer. They were transported to area hospitals for medical treatment.
The crash has taken three lives, including those of two young men who were still in their teens. Terry was just 19, while Adams was only 17. Johnson, at 26, also had much of his life ahead of him. Their families now have to deal with the painful reality of losing loved ones in a single night.
Police have not disclosed what caused the two vehicles to collide. Investigators have also not announced whether speed, impairment, or any other factor played a role. The Toledo Police Department says the investigation remains ongoing.
For the families of Terry, Adams, and Johnson, the night of October 31 will forever be remembered for a loss they never expected. Three people who left home that evening would never make it back. Their deaths have left loved ones with painful questions and memories of lives cut short.
As the investigation continues, the identities of the three people killed have brought attention to the human cost of the crash. Three others are receiving medical care, while the families of the deceased are left to mourn Tewan Terry, Antonio Adams, and Nasir Johnson.
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