BOSTON (AP) — A former U.S. Embassy worker in Iran who survived 444 days of captivity after he was taken hostage in 1979, died in a two-car accident allegedly caused by a drunken driver.
Malcolm Kalp, 63, was pronounced dead at the scene Sunday after his pickup truck apparently was rear-ended by another driver, state police Trooper David Paine said. Kalp apparently lost control and the truck rolled over, Paine said.
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Richard Clinch, 22, was arrested and charged with operating under the influence and motor vehicle homicide due to negligence. He was scheduled to be arraigned Monday in Stoughton District Court.