Not All Kansans Are Sadistic Killers
Two people from Abilene were hurt in an accident involving a deer.
According to the Kansas Highway Patrol, just before 6:00 Wednesday evening a car was eastbound in Interstate 70 a little over a mile west of the Dickinson Geary County line when the driver swerved to miss a deer. The car entered the south ditch, went through a KDOT fence and came to rest in a dry creek bed.
The driver, 20-year-old Jessica Scofield, and a passenger, 15-year-old Tony Breedon, were injured and taken to Abilene Memorial Hospital where they were treated and released. Three other teens in the car were not injured. All were from Abilene and all were reportedly wearing seatbelts.
Source: KSAL Radio, December 14, 2006
According to the Kansas Highway Patrol, just before 6:00 Wednesday evening a car was eastbound in Interstate 70 a little over a mile west of the Dickinson Geary County line when the driver swerved to miss a deer. The car entered the south ditch, went through a KDOT fence and came to rest in a dry creek bed.
The driver, 20-year-old Jessica Scofield, and a passenger, 15-year-old Tony Breedon, were injured and taken to Abilene Memorial Hospital where they were treated and released. Three other teens in the car were not injured. All were from Abilene and all were reportedly wearing seatbelts.
Source: KSAL Radio, December 14, 2006
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