Judge rejects motion to suppress in Zhukovskyy case

LANCASTER — Coos County Superior Court Justice Peter Bornstein has rejected a defense motion to suppress part of a police interrogation of the truck driver in the Fallen Seven collision on Route 2 in Randolph in June 2019.

In a decision released Tuesday, Bornstein ruled Volodymyr Zhukovskyy did not “unambiguously” invoke his right to remain silent during the questioning which took place three days after the accident that killed seven members of the JarHeads Motorcycle Club.

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