Chicago man dies in I-90 rollover crash at Roselle Road

Dennis La, of Pilsen, was driving east near Roselle Road when he veered to the right shoulder, up an embankment and struck a concrete structure, state police say.

A man died in a crash June 28, 2020, on I-90 at Roselle Road.

A man died in a crash June 28, 2020, on I-90 at Roselle Road.

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A 31-year-old Pilsen man died in a rollover crash Sunday evening on the Jane Addams Tollway near Schaumburg.

Dennis La was driving east near Roselle Road when he veered to the right shoulder, up an embankment and struck a concrete structure, Illinois State Police said in a statement.

His Honda Accord rolled onto its roof shortly before 7 p.m., state police said. La was pronounced dead at the scene.

An autopsy confirmed he died of multiple injuries sustained in the crash and ruled his death an accident, the Cook County medical examiner’s office said.

It wasn’t immediately clear why his car veered off the road.

Three lanes of the tollway were shut down until 10:30 p.m. for an investigation, state police said.

The medical examiner’s office said he lived in Pilsen on the South Side.

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