Lee R. Lauzon, 60, of Ontario, Canada, died after his Freightliner semi-truck left Interstate 69 and rolled in Grant County, Indiana, on November 5, 2026. Indiana State Police are investigating. Lee R. Lauzon Dies in Grant County Semi-Truck Crash Lee R. Lauzon, a 60-year-old man from Ontario, Canada, died following a single-vehicle semi-truck crash on Interstate 69 in Grant County, Indiana. According to preliminary information released by Indiana State Police, the collision occurred shortly after 6 a.m. on Thursday, November 5, 2026, near mile marker 269. Lauzon was driving a 2021 Freightliner semi-truck with an attached trailer southbound on I-69 when, for reasons that have not yet been established, the vehicle left the roadway and rolled over. The truck eventually came to rest after the rollover. Investigation Into the Fatal I-69 Rollover Lauzon sustained fatal injuries and was pronounced dead at the scene by the Grant County Coroner’s Office. Indiana State Police confirmed that his family had been notified. Investigators have not publicly explained why the Freightliner left the roadway. The preliminary report does not identify a mechanical failure, road condition or other specific factor as the cause of the crash. Authorities stated that alcohol and narcotics are not suspected of contributing to the incident at this time. The investigation remains ongoing, and further findings may clarify the circumstances surrounding the rollover. Remembering Lee R. Lauzon Lauzon was 60 and lived in Ontario, Canada. His death in the Indiana highway accident represents a sudden loss for his family and everyone who knew him. Details about his personal life, relatives, career and funeral arrangements have not been included in the available public reports. As his loved ones mourn, condolences go to his family and friends during this difficult time. Cause of Death The available reports state that Lauzon died from injuries sustained when the semi-truck he was driving left I-69 and overturned. More specific medical details have not been released publicly. Disclaimer This article is based on preliminary information attributed to Indiana State Police and reporting published on November 5, 2026. The reason the truck left the roadway has not been established. Although authorities said alcohol and narcotics were not suspected as contributing factors, the investigation remains ongoing. No additional personal or funeral details have been assumed. Post navigation Donna Arnold Arrested After Fatal Coweta County Crash: 39-Year-Old Zachary Oxford Struck in His Driveway Latasha Dodson, Eddie Dodson Jr. and Tamenshia Ford Obituaries: Three Killed in DeSoto County Crash Involving Walls Police Vehicle