SATURDAY CRASHES
E. BROAD & S. ABBE
CAR STRIKES AMBULANCE ON WAY TO HOSPITAL
Witnesses from Speedway said they heard the siren screaming just before the collision. “They had the lights and sirens going when the car pulled in front of them, but it looks like the car got the worst of it.” Carlos Schmidt said he sees too many people at that intersection trying to speed past emergency vehicles and felt this was just a matter of time. “We get a lot of ambulances coming through here cause the hospital is just down the road so we see these people trying to get through the intersection real fast so they don’t get stuck at a red light. I wonder where they are going that is so important.”
The ambulance was from Columbia Township and they were transporting a man to Elyria Memorial Hospital when the crash occurred. The ambulance received very little visible damage unlike the car which received heavy front end damage. The man Columbia was transporting was turned over to LifeCare Ambulance and they completed the transport. The driver of the car was also taken to EMH for her injuries.
Elyria Police is investigating the crash.
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West Ridge Road
This two car crash sent one car into a ditch and the other into the front yard of a West Ridge home. Carlisle Township Fire Department and LifeCare Ambulance responded to the scene and treated the victims. LifeCare transported two people to local hospitals.
The Ohio State Highway Patrol is investigating the crash.
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ABBE ROAD & BURNS ROAD
A rear end collision sent one car into the electrical box that controls the traffic lights at the intersection of N. Abbe and Burns Road. Elyria Firefighters and LifeCare Paramedics treated and transported two from this crash to Elyria Memorial Hospital.
Elyria Police are investigating the crash.
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Leavitt Road & Middle Ridge Road
This two car collision sent one vehicle rolling over and resting on its roof. Four people, including children, were treated by Amherst Firefighters and LifeCare Paramedics and taken to local hospitals.
The Ohio State Highway Patrol is investigating the crash.
CAR STRIKES AMBULANCE ON WAY TO HOSPITALWitnesses from Speedway said they heard the siren screaming just before the collision. “They had the lights and sirens going when the car pulled in front of them, but it looks like the car got the worst of it.” Carlos Schmidt said he sees too many people at that intersection trying to speed past emergency vehicles and felt this was just a matter of time. “We get a lot of ambulances coming through here cause the hospital is just down the road so we see these people trying to get through the intersection real fast so they don’t get stuck at a red light. I wonder where they are going that is so important.”
The ambulance was from Columbia Township and they were transporting a man to Elyria Memorial Hospital when the crash occurred. The ambulance received very little visible damage unlike the car which received heavy front end damage. The man Columbia was transporting was turned over to LifeCare Ambulance and they completed the transport. The driver of the car was also taken to EMH for her injuries.
Elyria Police is investigating the crash.
To see more photos: CLICK HERE
West Ridge Road
This two car crash sent one car into a ditch and the other into the front yard of a West Ridge home. Carlisle Township Fire Department and LifeCare Ambulance responded to the scene and treated the victims. LifeCare transported two people to local hospitals.The Ohio State Highway Patrol is investigating the crash.
To see more photos: CLICK HERE
ABBE ROAD & BURNS ROAD
A rear end collision sent one car into the electrical box that controls the traffic lights at the intersection of N. Abbe and Burns Road. Elyria Firefighters and LifeCare Paramedics treated and transported two from this crash to Elyria Memorial Hospital.Elyria Police are investigating the crash.
To see more photos: CLICK HERE
Leavitt Road & Middle Ridge Road
This two car collision sent one vehicle rolling over and resting on its roof. Four people, including children, were treated by Amherst Firefighters and LifeCare Paramedics and taken to local hospitals.The Ohio State Highway Patrol is investigating the crash.
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