Richard M Stevenson, or Ricky Stevenson, VP of Stevenson Crane Service, was charged for the deadly Fox River boat crash in Illinois. He is in the McHenry County jail there, as per Shaw Local, a local publication.

Richard 'Ricky' Stevenson was identified as the VP of Stevenson Crane Service, as he was charged over the deadly Fox River boat crash in Illinois. (Facebook/Stevenson Crane Service, Inc.)

The 45-year-old Lisle native has been charged with reckless homicide and aggravated driving under the influence resulting in death. Stevenson's family owns the crane service the local report further noted.

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This has put the accused's net worth and earnings in focus. Here is all you need to know about Richard ‘Ricky’ Stevenson's net worth and salary.

As per Zoominfo, a US-based data broker, the revenue of Stevenson Crane Service is about $38 million. Stevenson's average salary as a vice president of a construction company would be about $160,000 per year, in base salary, as per PayScale, which provides compensation information. Meanwhile, The CRO Report notes that base salaries can range in between $164,466 and $226,224. Thus, the total pay package with other perks and benefits could go up to $200,000 to $450,000, as per estimates. However, this is not an official range and is just estimated based on average base pay and possible benefits a VP could draw.

With this in mind, Stevenson's net worth could be between $3 to $8 million. However, this is merely an estimate and not indicative of what Richard ‘Ricky’ Stevenson's true net worth might be.

A total of four people were involved in the boat crash. A boat ran ashore during this accident and one person fled the scene, as per the local report. However, this individual has not been identified.

State Senator Craig Wilson released a statement after the accident, saying “Our thoughts and prayers for everyone involved in the boating accident just down river from the dam.”