Gerald J. White is charged with death by auto and assault by auto from the deadly crash.
during H2oi, an out-of-control car meet-up in Wildwood that drew more than 500 cars, was fleeing a first crash on Saturday when he was involved in a second crash that killed two, according to court documents.
White is currently being held in the Cape May County jail ahead of a detention hearing set for Wednesday, where prosecutors will argue White should be kept in jail as the charges against him are pending. The Wildwood meet-up quickly spiraled out of control, devolving into mass chaos of more than 500 cars that led to two deaths and a number of serious injuries, records and interviews with witnesses and officials show.
Police were soon after called to the 4600 block of Atlantic Avenue for the multi-pedestrian, multi-car crash, only to find that White had fled again, police said. He was arrested in the area shortly after, police say.
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