Driver killed in 3-vehicle crash on I-495 in Claymont.

Date: 09/30/2011
Time: Around 4:00 A.M.
Location: Claymont, Delaware
Vehicle(s) Involved: Two semi-trucks, box truck

By Delaware Online News

"A fatal accident about a mile south of Philadelphia Pike in Claymont closed all lanes of northbound I-495 for more than four hours this morning but all lanes are now open.
All northbound traffic was diverted off the highway at the Edgemoor Road exit after the crash about 3:30 a.m. Traffic backed up to the 12th Street interchange.
According to reports from the scene, traffic was slowed for an earlier accident when a box truck collided with a tanker tractor-trailer, which in turn struck a flatbed tractor-trailer carrying wood.
The driver of the box truck, about 45 years old, was trapped in the cab for 30 minutes before being extricated by firefighters and taken to Christiana Hospital by state police helicopter, where he was pronounced dead shortly after, said Cpl. Peter T. Small of New Castle County paramedics.
The driver of the tanker, a 59-year-old man, was treated for head, abdominal and back injuries and admitted to Christiana in stable condition, Small said.
State police are investigating the crash.
Motorists are urged to use I-95 to avoid delays."

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Police: Distracted Driver Caused Head-On Crash.

Date: 09/28/2011
Time: Around 7:00 P.M.
Location: Goffstown, New Hampshire
Vehicle(s) Involved: Oldsmobile Ciera, Oldsmobile Bravada

By WMUR 9 News

"Goffstown, N.H. -- Goffstown police said a distracted driver may have been the cause of a car crash that seriously injured two people Wednesday.
Witnesses said they saw one of the drivers looking down at a cellphone just before the head-on crash at about 7 p.m. Wednesday. Investigators said the driver's blue sedan crossed over the center line on Daniel Plummer Road before hitting an SUV.

Police said the crash could have been avoided if the driver was paying attention."The blue car swerved over suddenly, and the red SUV tried to maneuver away from him, but had nowhere to go," witness Joe Tupper said.Police said airbags likely prevented critical injuries to the victims.Emergency workers said the driver and a passenger in the car were not seriously hurt. The two people in the SUV had to be extracted from the wreck using the Jaws of Life.Tupper said the victims in the SUV were a man and his uncle."The uncle was unconscious at first, but came to a few minutes later," Tupper said.Both men were taken by ambulance to CMC in Manchester. Goffstown Fire Department Chief Richard O'Brien said the two suffered non-life-threatening injuries.Police said it appeared that the driver and passenger in the car were distracted by a cellphone."There were two occupants in the vehicle, and they might have been fooling around with a cell phone, causing them to go into the other lane of travel and causing the accident," Goffstown Police Department Lt. Pierre Pouliot said.Pouliot said the crash was a reminder for drivers to pay attention to their driving."We need people to focus on their driving and not fool around or pay attention to a cellphone. If they need to use a cellphone, pull over to the side of the road -- and definitely no texting while you're driving," Pouliot said.Police said they were looking into whether the crash constituted a violation of the state's texting while driving law."

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Dump truck driver cited in Myrtle Beach area crash on U.S. 501.

Date: 09/28/2011
Time: Around 4:30 P.M.
Location: Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
Vehicle(s) Involved: Jeep Cherokee, Dodge Caliber, Chrysler Sebring

By Tonya Root - troot@thesunnews.com 

" A dump truck driver was cited following a crash Wednesday along U.S. 501 at Carolina Forest Boulevard that sent two people to area hospitals, according to the S.C. Highway Patrol.

James Strumke was cited for changing lanes unlawfully following the crash that occurred about 5 p.m. Wednesday, said Cpl. Bob Beres with the highway patrol.
The crash happened when Strumke was traveling along U.S. 501 in a 2007 dump truck and sideswiped a 2005 Chrysler Sebring as they went through the intersection of Carolina Forest Boulevard, Beres said. The Sebring struck a Jeep and Dodge Caliber in the intersection.

One person was taken to a local hospital by EMS and one person was flown by medical helicopter to New Hanover Regional Medical Center, Beres said."

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Man killed after SUV rolls into ditch in King.

Date: 09/24/2011
Time: Around 8:50 P.M.
Location: King Township, Ontario, Canada
Vehicle(s) Involved: Ford Explorer

By ctvtoronto.ca

"Police are investigating after an SUV rolled into a ditch north of Toronto Saturday night, killing its driver.

Peel Regional Police were called to the single-motor vehicle crash in King Township at 8:50 p.m. where they found the SUV resting in the south-bound ditch of the road.
The motorist was pronounced dead at the scene after his grey-coloured vehicle "rolled over and over" again on Concession Road 11 south of Sideroad 15, Insp. Gary Minor told CTV Toronto.
Minor said from the debris and tire marks, investigators believe the driver had somehow lost control of the vehicle but "what made the operator loose control is of interest to us."
Police said the driver had somehow been ejected from the SUV.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Traffic Reconstruction at 905-830-0303 ext. 7704 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS."

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Woman dies when SUV strikes school bus.

Date: 09/26/2011
Time: Around 8:30 A.M.
Location: Mishawaka, Indiana
Vehicle(s) Involved: School bus, Chrysler Pacifica

By TOM MOOR South Bend Tribune Staff Writer

"MISHAWAKA — A stretch of McKinley Avenue was the scene of a second fatal crash in less than a week. A 51-year-old Mishawaka area woman was killed at about 8:30 a.m. today when the SUV she was driving westbound on McKinley Highway near Elder Road apparently veered into the far eastbound lane and struck a school bus head on, police said.

The woman, who has not yet been identified, died at the scene.
The female driver of Penn-Harris-Madison bus driver was taken to an area hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, police at the scene said. No students were aboard at the time.
The driver of the bus reportedly had already dropped off students and was en route from a district garage to the driver’s home when the accident occurred.
St. Joseph County Sheriff Mike Grzegorek said the driver of the bus told police she attempted to get out of the way. The SUV had severe damage to its hood.
Two other serious accidents occurred on that stretch of McKinley this month.
On Sept. 20, 39-year-old Frederick Bazeley, of Osceola, was killed at McKinley Avenue and Home Street, when the motorcyclist he was driving westbound on McKinley struck a truck. Police said Bazeley may have been driving as fast as 70 mph.
And on Sept. 18, 29-year-old Matthew Sitke, of Nappanee, was critically injured when the car he was driving struck a train on McKinley Avenue near Filbert Road. Sitke had been drinking at the time of the early morning crash, police said.
Sitke’s passenger, Alexandra Langer, 27, of Chicago, was injured but has since been released from the hospital.
The accidents near Elder Road and Home Street are only about a quarter mile from each other. Filbert is about another mile west of Home.
Monday’s crash occurred just east of the Mishawaka city limits; the other two were in the city.
Staff writer Tom Moor:"


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1 injured in crash into Sydenstricker business.

Date: 09/25/2011
Time: Around 5:30 P.M.
Location: Kirksville, Missouri
Vehicle(s) Involved: Chrysler Town and Country

By Daily Express

"Kirksville, Mo. —

A medical emergency left a Kirksville man’s min-van parked in the front of a local tractor store with the driver transported to Columbia in critical condition.

Regis Wehner, 87, was traveling southbound near 1400 N. Baltimore St. when he suffered from a medical condition and ran off the roadway, ending up in the front of the Sydenstricker tractor store about 5:30 p.m. Sunday.

According to the Kirksville police report, Wehner’s 2007 Chrysler mini-van was towed from the scene. Damage estimates were not available for either the vehicle or the business, as of Monday morning.

Sydenstricker Sales Manager Bill Frazee said at least five mowers were total losses and the building sustained significant damage to its store front.

Frazee said thankfully that the business was not open that Sunday afternoon and there was no one inside the building when Wehner lost control.

Wehner was transported from the scene to the Northeast Regional Medical Center where he was stabilized and transported to University Hospital in Columbia.

As of Monday morning, Wehner was listed in critical condition at University Hospital.

No citations were issued at the scene, according to police."

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Two Injured In Friday Night Crash On Highway 97.

Date: 08/12/2011
Time: Around 9:00 P.M.
Location: Near Walnut Hill, Florida
Vehicle(s) Involved: Ford F-150, Chevy Astro, Ford Windstar

By NorthEscambia.com News

"Two people were injured in a three vehicle crash on Highway 97 south of Tungoil Road Friday night.
According to witnesses, an elderly male driving a van apparently collided with a pickup and another van just after 9 p.m. He was not injured.
The pickup flipped at least once, hitting a tree and landing off roadway. A female passenger in the pickup was transported by ambulance to West Florida Hospital in Pensacola. The driver of the pickup was not injured.
The driver of the second van was transported by ambulance to Atmore Community Hospital. None of the injuries were believed to be life threatening.
Further details were not available Friday night; the accident remains under investigation by the Florida Highway Patrol. The Walnut Hill Station of Escambia Fire Rescue and Atmore Ambulance also responded to the call."

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Police: Man Seriously Injured In Torrington Crash.

Date: 09/23/2011
Time: Around 2:00 A.M.
Location: Torrington, Connecticut
Vehicle(s) Involved: Volvo S40, Volkswagen Jetta

BY CAROLINE BLACK, Fox CT

"The driver of a sedan that crashed into a parked car on Route 202 in Torrington early Friday morning was taken to Charlotte Hungerford Hospital to be treated for serious injuries, police said.
The driver, 29-year-old Jago Protz of New Hartford, speeding eastbound on East Main St. near St. John's Place when he lost control of his black Volvo sedan and struck a parked vehicle.
The parked vehicle, a red Volkswagen sedan, continued to travel forward crashing into the side of a bridge, knocking the bridge railing into the river.
After making contact with the parked vehicle, the Volvo crossed lanes and crashed into the opposite side of the bridge, police said.
Protz was transported to Charlotte Hungerford Hospital in Litchfield with serious injuries He was expected to survive.
Route 202 near St. John's Place was closed but has since reopened to traffic.
Anyone who may have witnessed that accident is asked to contact Officer Southard or Officer Abeling of the Torrington Police Accident Investigation Team at 860-489-2000
VW Jetta on the right shoulder of the roadway. The Volvo continued to travel north east, across the center of East Main St, across the sidewalk on the south shoulder and struck the bridge railing on that side of the street."

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Sanger man dies in pickup collision.

Date: 09/19/2011
Time: Around 10:20 A.M.
Location: Fresno, California
Vehicle(s) Involved: Toyota Tacoma, Dodge Ram

By The Fresno Bee

"A Sanger man died Monday in a collision between two pickups southeast of Fresno.
The Fresno County Coroner's Office identified the man as Xay Mouonoutoua, 76.
Mouonoutoua was driving a Toyota pickup west on Church Avenue about 10:20 a.m. when he failed to yield the right of way at Temperance Avenue and was broadsided by a southbound Dodge pickup, California Highway Patrol Sgt. Kevin Acosta said.
Mouonoutoua died at the scene. The driver of the Dodge appeared to suffer minor injuries."

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Multi-Injury Traffic Crash Involving School Bus – Highway 101 in Warrenton Area.

Date: 09/12/2011
Time: Around 4:00 P.M.
Location: Warrenton, Oregon
Vehicle(s) Involved: Ford E-350 School Bus, Ford F-150

By Salem-News

"Oregon State Police (OSP) troopers are continuing the investigation into Monday afternoon’s multi-injury traffic crash involving a Warrenton School District bus and a pickup at the intersection of Highway 101 and Perkins Road.

According to OSP Senior Trooper James Pierce, preliminary information indicates on September 12, 2011 at approximately 3:55 p.m. a Warrenton School District bus driven by Sabrina J. Rainey, age 33, from Astoria, was stopped on Perkins Road waiting to cross Highway 101. Rainey started across the highway and was struck in the passenger side by a southbound 2001 Ford F150 pickup driven by John N. Cook, age 64, from Gearhart.
Six student passengers were identified as being transported to different hospitals for treatment:

• * age 6, transported by Medix ambulance to Seaside Providence Hospital with minor injuries.
• * age 9, transported by ambulance to Seaside Providence Hospital with minor injuries.
• * age 16, transported by ambulance to Seaside Providence Hospital with minor injuries.
• * age 16, transported to Columbia Memorial Hospital then transferred to Legacy Emanuel Medical Center in Portland with serious injuries.
• * age 11, transported to Columbia Memorial Hospital with minor injuries.
• * age 13, transported to Columbia Memorial Hospital with minor injuries.

A seventh student, age 14, was reportedly picked up at the scene by her parent with no confirmed injury.
Cook was transported by ambulance to Columbia Memorial Hospital then to Legacy Emanuel Medical Center with serious injuries.
All occupants in both vehicles were using safety restraints. The pickup’s airbags deployed.
OSP troopers from the Astoria Area Command office are continuing the investigation. No enforcement action has been taken. No other information to be released at this time.
OSP was assisted at the scene by Warrenton Police Department, Warrenton Fire Department, Clatsop County Sheriff’s Office, Medix Ambulance, ODOT and Warrenton School District officials.
News Release from: Oregon State Police"

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Passenger dies in collision on Liberty Road.

Date: 09/19/2011
Time: Around 6:00 P.M.
Location: Lexington, Kentucky
Vehicle(s) Involved: Ford Escape, Chevy Blazer

By Greg Kocher — gkocher1@herald-leader.com

"One person died and another suffered possible life-threatening injuries in a two-vehicle crash Monday evening on Liberty Road that might have involved alcohol, Lexington police said.
The driver of a green Chevrolet Blazer headed west on Liberty Road lost control near a curve on Appletree Lane and crossed over the center line and into the path of an eastbound, silver Ford Escape, Lexington police Lt. Chris Van Brackel said. The Escape hit the passenger side of the Blazer about 6 p.m., he said.
A male passenger in the back seat was thrown into the very back of the Blazer, van Brackel said.
(Name) 54, of Lexington was pronounced dead at University of Kentucky Chandler Hospital at 6:41 p.m., according to a news release from the Fayette County coroner's office.
A female passenger in the Blazer's front seat was partially thrown out the driver's side door and was taken to UK with possible life-threatening injuries, Van Brackel said.
The two drivers also were taken to UK but did not appear to have life-threatening injuries, Van Brackel said.
Alcohol use by the driver of the Blazer is suspected, he said.
"I don't know if he was too fast for conditions or what caused him to lose control," Van Brackel said.
It appeared that no one in the Blazer was wearing a seat belt, he said, but the driver of the Escape, a 17-year-old boy, was wearing a seat belt.
The identities of those involved in the crash were not immediately available.
Several people in the neighborhood heard the collision and came out to help, Van Brackel said.
An accident reconstruction unit was called to the scene, and Liberty Road was shut down between Henry Clay Boulevard and Appletree for about five hours, he said.
Matthew Nichols, a Liberty Road resident, said the area has a high-volume of traffic.
"This is not the first time this has happened," he said. "It's supposed to be 35 mph through here ... but some people travel 55 through here.""

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Cop chase ends with head-on crash in Ottawa.

Date: 09/18/2011
Time: Around 11:00 P.M.
Location: Ottawa, ON, Canada
Vehicle(s) Involved: Lexus ES300, Mitsubishi Lancer

By Larissa Cahute ,Ottawa Sun

"OTTAWA  - A police pursuit in the city's south end Sunday night ended in a horrific head-on crash that has left three people in hospital and caused morning rush-hour chaos.

Emergency crews were called to the crash site on Hunt Club Rd. at around 11 p.m.

At the scene, a demolished green Lexus rests on the south lawn of Hunt Club. Fire crews had to cut off the top of the car to extricate the two occupants: the male driver and a female passenger. It took about 30 minutes to free them.

The two rescued from the car are believed to be a couple.

Across the road, a blue Mitsubishi sits on the median with a heavily damaged front passenger side.

A police cruiser is also resting on the median, but it doesn't appear to have been damaged in the collision.

According to Jon Ansell of the Special Investigations Unit, police were pursuing the green Lexus.

"From what we gather at the moment, it was a brief pursuit — pursuing the green Lexus," said Ansell. "He was (travelling) westbound, mounted the curb and struck that Mitsubishi head-on."

The man driving the Lexus is under arrest.

Cops are still waiting to speak with the female passenger of the Lexus and the woman in the Mitsubishi. Both have serious injuries and are unable to be interviewed at the moment. However, their injuries are not life-threatening.

The investigation is ongoing.

"What we'd be looking for here is speed," said Ansell. "It looks as though (the man driving the Lexus) would have been going over the limit."

larissa.cahute@sunmedia.ca"

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Double Fatality Crash on Highway 101 Near Wheeler.

Date: 09/17/2011
Time: Around 3:14 P.M.
Location: Near Wheeler, Oregon
Vehicle(s) Involved: Dodge Caravan, Chevy Silverado

By Salem-News

"Yesterday at 3:14pm, a two vehicle traffic crash occurred on Highway 101 just south of Wheeler. Two passengers of one of the vehicles involved died as a result of injuries sustained during the crash. A third passenger of the same vehicle was seriously injured.

The crash occurred when the driver of a southbound 2006 Dodge Caravan lost control of her vehicle on a curve to the left and spun into the northbound lane. The van was struck on the right side by a northbound 2005 Chevrolet Silverado pickup. Both vehicles were totaled as a result of the crash.
The driver of the Dodge Caravan, Bobbi (Name), age 49, from The Dalles was transported to Tillamook County General Hospital via ambulance where she was treated for minor injuries and released. Two passengers of the Dodge Caravan, (Name), age 71, and (Name), age 8, both from The Dalles, died at the scene as a result of injuries sustained during the crash. Two additional passengers, (Name) age 45, and (Name) age 16, both also from The Dalles, were transported via ambulance to Tillamook County General Hospital. Sandra Arnold was treated for non life threatening injuries and later released. Kim Arnold was seriously injured as a result of the crash. She was transported from Tillamook County General Hospital to OHSU via ambulance due to the extent of her injuries.
The driver of the Chevrolet Silverado pickup, (Name), age 47, and his passenger, (Name), age 9, both from Castle Rock, WA, were transported from the scene to Tillamook County General Hospital via ambulance. They were both treated for minor injuries and later released.
Investigation revealed that safety belts were used by all occupants of both vehicles.
Oregon State Police personnel from the Tillamook Worksite and the McMinnville Patrol Office investigated the crash. Assisting at the scene were the Tillamook County Sheriff’s Office, Manzanita Department of Public Safety, Tillamook Ambulance, Pacific West Ambulance, Nehalem Bay Fire and Rescue, Garibaldi Fire and Rescue, Rockaway Fire and Rescue and ODOT.
News Release from: Oregon State Police"

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Serious Injury Traffic Crash – Highway 26 East of Government Camp.

Date: 09/14/2011
Time: Around 1:00 P.M.
Location: Near Frog Lake, Oregon
Vehicle(s) Involved: Oldsmobile Silhouette

By Salem-News

"Oregon State Police troopers are continuing the investigation into Wednesday afternoon’s single vehicle rollover crash that injured four people on Highway 26 near Frog Lake.

According to OSP Sergeant Pat Shortt, on September 14, 2011 at approximately 1:00 p.m. a gray 1997 Oldsmobile van with four occupants was eastbound on Highway 26 near milepost 63. The van was operated by William Huffman, age 24 of Sandy, Oregon. The passengers in the van were Tony Bonner, age 26 of Gresham Oregon, Thomas Branner age 27 of Milwaukie, Oregon and John Sandoval, age 28 of Portland, Oregon. All of the occupants except Sandoval were wearing safety belts.
As the van was traveling eastbound it drove off the south shoulder of the highway, hit the end of a guardrail and rolled several times. SANDOVAL was thrown from the vehicle and landed at the bottom of an embankment. He was transported by Life Flight Helicopter to Emmanuel Hospital in Portland, Oregon where he is being treated to serious injuries. The other three occupants of the van were transported by A.M.R. ambulance to OHSU in Portland. Bonner and Branner were both treated and released, while Huffman was admitted for treatment.
OSP troopers are continuing to investigate the crash including whether driver fatigue may have been a factor. OSP was assisted the crash scene by the Oregon Department of Transportation, the Hoodland Fire Department and the Clackamas County Sheriffs Office."

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One Person Killed in Early Morning Crash in Oregon City.

Date: 09/18/2011
Time: Around 1:55 A.M.
Location: Oregon City, Oregon
Vehicle(s) Involved: Kia Sorento, Dodge Ram

By Salem-News

"This morning at about 1:55 AM, Troopers from the Oregon State Police Portland Area Command responded to a two car traffic collision on SR 213 at Beavercreek in Oregon City.

The investigation determined a 2004 Kia Sorento, operated by (Name), 29, of Oregon City was eastbound on Beavercreek when her car ran the red traffic signal and was struck broadside by a 2007 Dodge Ram pickup being operated by (Name), 58, of Oregon City. Asher’s pickup was southbound on SR 213 at the time and had a green signal.
Miller was declared deceased at the scene. Asher was not injured and cooperated completely with the investigation. A passenger in Miller’s car, whose name is unavailable at this time, was transported by ground ambulance to OHSU hospital where he is being treated for serious, but not life threatening, injuries.
All the occupants were wearing their seat belts and alcohol usage is believed to be a contributing factor in the cause of the collision.
OSP was assisted at the scene by Oregon City PD, Tualatin Valley Fire and Rescue, AMR ambulance, Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office, and ODOT.
News Release from: Oregon State Police"

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Crash with trooper kills 1.

Date: 09/15/2011
Time: Around 4:00 P.M.
Location: Near Park City, Kentucky
Vehicle(s) Involved: Ford Mustang, Ford Crown Victoria

By DEBORAH HIGHLAND and JENNA MINK, The Daily News

"A Kentucky State Police trooper was involved Thursday in a two-car, head-on collision near Park City that killed the driver of the other car.

KSP Trooper (Name), the public affairs officer for state police Post 3 in Bowling Green, was driving southbound in a caravan with other troopers just before 4 p.m. Thursday on U.S. 31-W north of Park City when his state police cruiser, a Ford Crown Victoria, crossed the center line and struck a 2003 Ford Mustang driven by (Name) 33, of Riverside, N.J., according to Lt. David Jude of KSP media relations in Frankfort.

Ceylan was flown from the scene to Hardin Memorial Hospital in Elizabethtown, where she was pronounced dead. Her passenger, Samuel H. Parker, 54, of Willingboro, N.J., was treated at the scene. Both Ceylan and Parker have been residing in Greensburg, according to the KSP.

Biven was taken to T.J. Samson Community Hospital in Glasgow, where he was treated for non-life-threatening injuries. He was released Thursday night and has minor facial injuries, Jude said.

Biven was on duty when the collision occurred and was traveling with a caravan of troopers from a firing range, Jude said.

Accident reconstructionists with the KSP are investigating the crash and are trying to determine exactly what happened. They are reviewing a crash data recorder installed in the cruiser.

“It’s a big puzzle, if you will,” Jude said.

Speed does not appear to be a factor, Jude said. Also, alcohol and drugs are not suspected to be factors, according to the news release.

It is too early to determine exactly what caused Biven to cross the center line, Jude said.

“We do know that Trooper Biven did cross the center line, and the collision occurred from there,” he said. “As far as assigning what has happened or what caused that just yet, it’s way too early to do that.”

There is no policy mandating administrative leave if a trooper is involved in an accident. Any leave will be based on his medical needs, Jude said.

Also responding to the scene were the Park City Fire Department and the Barren County Sheriff’s Office."

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Man killed in Steeles Ave. crash.

Date: 09/12/2011
Time: Around 1:00 P.M.
Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Vehicle(s) Involved: Ford, Saturn L200

By CBC News

"A 22-year-old man was killed Monday afternoon in a collision on Steeles Avenue, west of Highway 27, Toronto police say.
The crash in north Toronto happened just after 1 p.m. when an eastbound Saturn travelling at high speed swerved to avoid a pickup truck leaving a driveway west of Steinway Boulevard, police said.
The car missed the pickup but struck a commercial vehicle making a left turn into the same driveway.
The car was pinned under the cargo area of the commercial vehicle, a flatbed truck, and the driver died. No one else was in the car.
Steeles has been closed between Steinway and Signal Hill as police investigate.
Initial reports, based on information from paramedics, said the driver of the car was a woman."

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Police identify Wyoming woman critically injured in Grand Rapids crash.

Date: 09/12/2011
Time: Around 3:30 A.M.
Location: Grand Rapids, Michigan
Vehicle(s) Involved: Chevy Malibu

By John Agar | The Grand Rapids Press  

"GRAND RAPIDS – Police identified Maria Salgado, 21, of Wyoming, as the driver who was critically injured this morning when her vehicle struck the building of Boston Square Lock and Key.
She was driving south on Kalamazoo Avenue SE around 3:30 a.m. when she lost control of her Chevrolet Malibu near Boston Street. The car struck a concrete sign base, utility guide wire and the building.
Police said that speed and alcohol appear to be factors. Anyone with information is asked to call Officer Bill Keiser at 456-4282 or Silent Observer at 774-2345."

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