Two Warren men indicted in Warren, Niles crashes

Local News Two Warren men indicted in Warren, Niles crashes By ED RUNYAN November 11, 2026 3 min read Brandon Greathouse Trending WARREN -- Brandon R. Greathouse, 32, of Vine Avenue in Warren, was indicted Tuesday by a Trumbull County grand jury on two counts of aggravated vehicular homicide, three counts of aggravated vehicular assault and three counts of OVI in the April 27 head-on crash on East Market Street in Warren that killed his wife, Jessica Mason-Greathouse, 32, of Niles. If he is convicted of aggravated vehicular homicide, he could get about 10 years in prison. The three counts of aggravated vehicular assault could add about 20 more years. Greathouse was charged in Warren Municipal Court with similar offenses last month in the crash. Greathouse allegedly crossed the double yellow center line on East Market Street in front of the former Trumbull Regional Medical Center and collided with another vehicle. The three people in the other vehicle suffered serious physical injuries. Jessica Mason-Greathouse was killed. The people injured in the other vehicle were Rayelle Keeney, 28, of Cortland, the driver of the other car; a 7-year-old child in Keeney’s car; a 4-month old baby in Keeney’s car; and Brandon Greathouse. NILES CRASHES Meanwhile, Corey L. Huff, 45, of Belvedere Avenue SE and Elm Road NE in Warren, was indicted Tuesday on two counts of aggravated vehicular assault, two counts failure to stop after an accident and one misdemeanor count of drunken driving for two Sept. 7 incidents in Niles. Huff is accused of hitting a motorcyclist with his car, a 2014 Infinity, leaving the scene and a short time later hitting a bicyclist with his car and leaving the scene. If Huff is convicted of the two counts of aggravated vehicular assault, he could get about 16 years in prison. Huff was charged in Niles Municipal Court Sept. 8 with felony failure to stop after an accident, drunken driving and other offenses. The charges were bound over to a county grand jury Sept. 14. The first of two Niles police crash reports states that at 5:40 p.m. Sept. 7, a motorcyclist, Kyle McMath, 40, of Girard, was traveling east on Youngstown-Warren Road (U.S. Route 422) in Niles in the left lane, and Huff’s car was traveling in the same lane, trying to pass the motorcycle on the left. Huff’s vehicle side-swiped the motorcycle near Shaker Boulevard by the Eastwood Mall, causing McMath to be ejected and sustaining potentially serious injuries, the crash report states. Huff continued east from the scene and struck a bicyclist further up the road two minutes later, according to reports. Huff was located by police in the Arby’s parking lot on Youngstown-Warren Road and was taken into custody. The second Niles Police Department crash report states that at 5:42 p.m. Sept. 7, Michael Morales, 55, of Stoneybrook Drive in Hubbard was walking his bicycle in the turn lane on U.S. Route 422 near the Extra Space Storage facility near Niles Vienna Road. A witness said Morales was trying to avoid a car that was "speeding up U.S. Route 422." Morales went into the turn lane to try to avoid the car, a 2014 Infinity, that was being driven recklessly, the report states. Huff was passing the storage facility as he struck the bicyclist and fled the scene. The car was found in the parking lot of the Arby's restaurant not far away, the report states. The crash report states that Morales also suffered suspected serious injuries.