Bradley Man Misjudges, 2 Die

Will County Sheriffs police say a Bradley man played a role in a double fatal accident in Manhattan over the 4 ^th of July weekend.  35 year old Benjamin Razo of Bradley tells police he was stopped at the intersection of Cedar and Baker Roads Saturday.  Razo says he saw one of the vehicles involved in the crash after stopping, but apparently missed judged its speed.  By the time he realized the car was going faster than he thought Razo was already in the intersection.  The southbound vehicle swerved to avoid his pickup and struck a northbound vehicle head-on.  The drivers, 52 year old James M. Kopec and 47 year old Clifford Sales both of Manhattan died from their injuries.   Razo was cited for failure to yield