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Input: A North Davidson High School student who was the driver of the vehicle in an accident that claimed the life of two fellow students has been charged in their deaths. 
  
 A North Davidson High School student who was the driver of the vehicle in an accident that claimed the life of two fellow students has been charged in their deaths. 
  
 Court records show Jordan Lee Deal, 16, of 716 Nifong Road, has received citations for two counts of misdemeanor death by motor vehicle, reckless driving to endanger, failure to wear seat belt — driver, failure to secure passenger under 16 years old and license/permit no supervision driver under 18 years old. 
  
 Deal and one of his passengers, Denzel Campbell, 17, remained hospitalized Wednesday morning at Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center in Winston-Salem. Campbell was listed in critical condition, and Deal in fair condition, a hospital spokeswoman said. 
  
 John Leonard, 18, and Kayleigh Campbell, 15, passengers in the vehicle, died in the accident on City Lake Road, less than a mile from Leonard's house. Jeffrey Leonard, John Leonard's father, told The Dispatch that Deal was giving his son a ride home when the accident happened about 3:40 p.m. Monday. 
  
 N.C. Highway Patrol First Sgt. S.T. Harper said Kayleigh Campbell and Leonard were both backseat passengers. He confirmed the girl, who was ejected, was not wearing a seat belt, and it was unknown if Leonard was wearing one. 
  
 Sgt. R.C. Abernathy with the SHP said the vehicle was traveling east on City Lake Road and was going too fast around a sharp curve near Pilgrim Church Road when the driver lost control of the vehicle and overturned into some woods. 
  
 Troopers estimated Deal to be traveling 60 miles per hour in a 55-mph zone, according to an SHP report that Harper referenced. There is signage that suggests motorists slow down to 30 mph for the curve, but Harper said it is not a regulatory sign. 
  
 A trooper stated in a citation that Deal drove in violation of his limited provisional license. The citation states that Deal was not accompanied by a supervising driver. 
  
 "There may be no more than one passenger under 21 years of age in the vehicle," the citation reads. 
  
 Deal has a court date of Jan. 14. 
  
 Darrick Ignasiak can be reached at 249-3981, ext. 217, or darrick.ignasiak@the-dispatch.com. Follow Darrick on Twitter: @DispatchDarrick ||||| LEXINGTON, N.C. -- Careless and Reckless - that's how state troopers describe the way 16-year-old Jordan Deal was driving the day two of his friends were killed, and another seriously injured. 
  
 The North Davidson County High School student is still in the hospital. The accident happened on City Lake Road on Monday. 
  
 Jordan was driving his friends Jonathan Leonard, Caige Campbell and Caige's sister Kayleigh home from school when troopers say he ran off the road, hit several trees and overturned. John, 18, and Kayleigh, 15, were killed and Caige, 17, was seriously hurt. 
  
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 "Where are you?" 
  
 That was the first text message John Leonard's father, Jeffrey Leonard, sent him after seeing a bad wreck less than a mile from his house. 
  
 Three minutes later, another text: "John answer me right now. There has been a very serious car wreck below the church... air care is here now... I want to know it isn't you." Several minutes later, Leonard called his son. On the second attempt, a state trooper answered the phone. 
  
 That's how Jeffrey Leonard found out his only child was killed in a car wreck - just three days before Thanksgiving. 
  
 Leonard told WFMY News 2's Morgan Hightower he is still numb. 
  
 "It's like a nightmare you don't wake up from." 
  
 Pieces of the car John was riding in still lie on the side of City Lake Road. Sitting next to John in the backseat was Kayleigh, who was also killed. Her brother, Caige, was in the front seat. 
  
 "I've watched Kaleigh and Caige both grown up," said Bambi Torrence, the best friend of Kayleigh and Caige's mother. 
  
 "She's holding up, the best she can despite her daughter's passing. Her son is fighting for his life." 
  
 Torrence says Caige opened his eyes on Tuesday night and is improving however, his injuries are severe and he won't be able to attend his sister's or his friend's funeral this weekend. 
  
 "It's sad," said Torrence. "[There are] really no words to describe it." 
  
 Neither family is blaming the driver for what happened. They say it was a terrible accident and are asking the public for prayers for all those involved. 
  
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Output:
A 16-year-old boy in North Carolina has been charged with reckless driving after a crash that killed two friends and critically injured a third, reports the Dispatch of Lexington. Police say Jordan Deal, who survived the crash and is in fair condition, took a curve too fast. The crash occurred three days before Thanksgiving, less than a mile from the home of one of the passengers who was killed, 18-year-old John Leonard. That proximity led to poignant texts from Leonard's father, reports WFMY. "Where are you?" was the first, followed by this three minutes later: "John answer me right now. There has been a very serious car wreck below the church... air care is here now... I want to know it isn't you." When Jeffrey Leonard got no response, he tried calling his only son—only to have the phone answered by a state trooper.