The Wheat Ridge Police Department won’t recommend criminal charges in the fatal Interstate 70 crash that left three people dead and three injured on Aug. 15. Its investigation, which spanned over a month, was closed on Wednesday after the First Judicial District Attorney’s Office of Colorado and police determined that no crime occurred. The accident on eastbound I-70 near Ward Road involved four vehicles. It occurred along a stretch where workers were replacing a bridge as part of a $16.4 million project that’s slated for completion next month. A semitrailer carrying pipes rolled and spilled its cargo. Related Articles Crime and Public Safety | Honeymoon-bound newlyweds, family killed in semitruck rollover crash on I-70 Crime and Public Safety | Interstate 70 reopens after rollover crash kills 3, injures 3 Crime and Public Safety | CDOT considers slower speeds in I-70 work zone where truck crash killed 3 Newlywed couple Ruben Rodriguez and Juliana Rodriguez Plata, along with Plata’s mother, Luz Melba Martinez, were killed in the crash. The unnamed truck driver, the couple’s baby, Daniel Rodriguez Plata, and Plata’s father, Carlos Joaquin Plata, sustained injuries. Passengers riding in the other affected vehicles declined medical care. The accident has triggered a review by the Colorado Department of Transportation of whether to reduce the work zone’s speed limit. The police investigation included reviewing data about the truck’s speed, which was moving 59 miles per hour in a 60-mph zone, and a recent truck inspection that yielded no issues. Information collected about 40 minutes before the crash at the Colorado State Patrol Port of Entry weigh station put the truck at around 8,000 pounds underweight, with no brake problems. The driver wasn’t impaired or intoxicated, according to police. The victims’s family was first informed before the news was made public. “This was a tragic, heartbreaking accident and we want to give this family our full support,” the Wheat Ridge Police Department wrote in a Facebook post. Sign up to get crime news sent straight to your inbox each day.