A violent collision on Monday afternoon, June 27, at the corner of S.E. Steele Street and 46th Avenue, just west of Woodstock Park, sent a Toyota Sienna LE careening into the yard of a home at the intersection. The other vehicle in the smashup, a Jeep Grand Cherokee SUV, was on fire.
East Precinct officers, and Woodstock Fireplace Station 25’s Motor and Ladder Truck crews, were being sent there at 4:52 p.m.,.
Right before firefighters obtained there, apparently a neighbor had applied a home hearth extinguisher to place out the engine hearth in the Jeep but arriving firefighters applied a “pump can” to make confident it was out.
Somehow, the Toyota skipped a wood utility pole and property tree without hitting either a single and came to relaxation in the lawn just prior to it strike the residence.
An ambulance was also dispatched 1 of the people today included in the crash was evaluated within the paramedic unit before staying taken to a regional hospital.
“We have four or five crashes at this intersection ever yr,” a neighbor informed THE BEE. “It can be a mixture of individuals driving far too fast on Steele Road — and drivers not stopping at the intersection.”
An officer at the scene stated it seemed unlikely that a citation would be issued nevertheless the case is regarded as however to be below investigation.
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