Head-On Collision Kills Three Tulsans In Rogers County.

Date: 10/04/2012
Time: Around 4:00 P.M.
Location: Near Owasso, Oklahoma
Vehicle(s) Involved: Chevy Malibu, Chevy Tahoe

By Newson6.com

"ROGERS COUNTY, Oklahoma -

Three Tulsa men are dead after a car was struck head-on by a sport utility vehicle at 46th Street North and 145th East Avenue in Rogers County.

According to authorities on the scene, a man in a Chevrolet Tahoe attempted to pass a semi in a no-passing zone, striking and killing two men in a Chevrolet Malibu, about 4 p.m. on Thursday.
The man driving the SUV was transported to the hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
The Oklahoma Highway Patrol identified the driver of the Tahoe as Owen McCool, 29, from Tulsa.
OHP identified the driver of the Malibu as Clifford Colyer, 21, and his passenger as Garold Benner, 23. Both men were from Tulsa.
All three men were pinned in their vehicles and had to be extracted by the Tulsa Fire Department, using the Jaws of Life."

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Driver crashes after fleeing Barnstable home.

Date: 01/01/2008
Time: Around 02:30 A.M.
Location: Barnstable, Massachusetts
Vehicle(s) Involved: Chevy Malibu

By Cape Cod Online

"BARNSTABLE — It was not a very happy new year for a 20-year-old Bourne man who crashed his car into a tree after a domestic dispute and now faces charges driving under the influence of alcohol.

Barnstable police responded to a reported dispute at a home in West Barnstable around 2 a.m. yesterday. After interviewing the woman, officers started looking for Seth Broemmer, who police said had fled the scene. At 2:24 a.m., an officer arrested the Sagamore man after his car crashed into a tree on Shoot Flying Hill Road near the Craigville Motel.

Broemmer was charged with operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol, operating to endanger, and as a minor transporting alcohol, police said.

He was scheduled to be arraigned on those charges this morning in Barnstable District Court."

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Cops: 4 injured as teen flees.

Date: 06/29/2012
Time: Morning
Location: Greenport, New York
Vehicle(s) Involved: Chevy Malibu, Dodge Ram Wagon, Chevy Express

By Dennis Yusko TimesUnion News

"GREENPORT — Four people were hospitalized Friday morning after a 15-year-old runaway from a Columbia County youth facility struck two oncoming vehicles while trying to elude police in a van he acquired, police said.
Troopers in Livingston were still investigating how the teen, who was wanted by the county sheriff's department, obtained keys to a white van that he took for a ride about 11:12 p.m. Thursday. Troopers identified the teen as a runaway from the Berkshire Farms youth facility and said he was taken into custody after a more than five-hour manhunt.
Police did not release his name because of his age.
The incident started, according to State Police, when troopers tried to stop the white van for weaving on Route 23 in Claverack. The driver accelerated through a red light, narrowly missing a vehicle, and onto Route 23B, police said. With police in pursuit for about two miles, they said, the van driver lost control of the vehicle. The van crossed the road's center line, struck two oncoming vehicles and rolled over, State Police said. The 15-year-old fled the scene on foot, suffering only minor abrasions, police said.
Four injured people from the two other vehicles were taken to Albany Medical Center Hospital, police said. One of them appeared to have suffered serious injuries, Sgt. Craig Guy said in an interview. He could not provide medical conditions for the victims.
State Police used bloodhounds to locate the 15-year-old after he left the scene of the accident. They were assisted by several area police and fire departments, the county Sheriff's Office and Northern Dutchess Paramedics. Police found the teen in his grandmother's garage, not far from the scene, about 4:45 a.m. Friday, Guy said. The teen was wanted by the sheriff's department on a previous juvenile warrant issued by a county Family Court judge, police said.
Police were investigating if the teenager got the van from an acquaintance, Guy said.
The teen was evaluated at Columbia Memorial Hospital in Hudson, Guy said. He was expected to be charged as a juvenile in Family Court, with charges including two counts of first-degree reckless endangerment and second-degree unlawfully fleeing a police officer. Alcohol or drugs did not appear to be contributing factors, State Police said."

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Grand Blanc fatal car crash Thursday morning.

Date: 12/22/2011
Time: Around 10:00 A.M.
Location: Grand Blanc, Michigan
Vehicle(s) Involved: Chevy Malibu, Pontiac G6 Convertible

By Sean Ryan | The Flint Journal

"Grand Blanc Fire fighters and police respond to a crash that left one man dead and two others injured after a head-on crash between two vehicles around 10 a.m. today on Perry Road near Belsay Road, police said. Police said the man was driving a Chevy Malibu eastbound on Perry when he collided with another vehicle going westbound. It is unclear what caused the accident, police say. The other two victims were taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. The man was pronounced dead at the scene. Perry Road is shut down while police investigate the incident"

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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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One killed in L. Salford crash; turnpike reopened.

Date: 09/02/2011
Time: Around 2:45 A.M.
Location: Lower Salford Township, Pennsylvania
Vehicle(s) Involved: Semi truck, Nissan Sentra, Chevy Malibu

By Bradley Schlegel - bschlegel@journalregister.com

"LOWER SALFORD — Police are still investigating an early Friday morning accident that killed one person.

The northbound lane of the Turnpike’s Northeast Extension was closed for several hours following the fatal crash involving a tanker truck.

The crash occurred at 2:25 a.m. in the northbound lanes between the Lansdale and Quakertown exits, according to information provided by the state police.

Two accidents actually occurred at milepost A31.5 of the turnpike, according to Trooper Kevin Rathman, stationed with Troop T at the King of Prussia barracks.

In the fatal crash, a 2007 Nissan Sentra rear-ended a 1992 Peterbilt tractor-trailer driven by Hervin Grey, while both vehicles were traveling in the right lane, according to police.

The Sentra, which was traveling at a high rate of speed, spun counter-clockwise in a northwesterly direction and came to rest in the left lane facing south, police said.

The Sentra absorbed heavy front-end damage. Authorities were not releasing the name of the vehicle’s driver.

Rathman said the state police did not have any information on the other accident involving a white Chevrolet sedan.

At the scene after the accidents, it appeared that the tractor-trailer had hit that vehicle from behind. Both came to rest along the highway’s shoulder.

Firefighters helped to extricate one person from the Sentra, according to Dean Miller, chief of the Towamencin Volunteer Fire Company.

Miller said three people suffered injuries in the incident.

“It’s pretty significant,” he said Friday morning.

The turnpike’s northbound lane reopened at 11:15 a.m., according to a trooper at the state police’s King of Prussia barracks.

Towamencin’s firefighters received the call to respond to a single-vehicle accident on the turnpike north of the Lansdale Interchange.

According to Miller, they arrived at the scene to find the Sentra — resting in the left lane — facing south.

He also said they discovered the tanker truck that had collided with the white car.

Firefighters assisted one victim who was out of his vehicle on the highway, according to the chief. He said another, resting on the grassy shoulder, had suffered a leg fracture.

Two medical helicopters prepared to take victims to hospitals, according to Miller.

North Penn Goodwill Service member Jim Hange said he was dispatched after 4:40 a.m. and got to the scene around 5 a.m.

The Goodwill Service provides food and other services to emergency personnel.

“There are going to be a lot of missed deliveries and missed appointments today,” said Hange, a Sellersville resident, referring to the closed turnpike and traffic backups.

Firefighters from Towamencin and Tylersport, as well the Harleysville EMS and Lansdale VMSC responded to the incident."
 

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