2 Injured in Route 32 Car Accident

by Administrator 30. November 2009 07:24

A three car accident on Route 32 resulted in two injuredpeople and two totaled vehicles.

Officers from the Cairo Police Department responded to theaccident shortly before 2:30 p.m. Police say a white Honda CR-V flipped over onto it’s roof and struck agray Subaru Forester on the driver’s side and a green Hyundai near the fronttire on the passenger side.

The three vehicles were traveling northbound on Route 32when the accident occurred. The names of the people involved have not beenreleased.

Two peopole, however, were transported to the Albany MedicalCenter. One suffered a possible hip injury and the other may have sustained ahead injury.

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College Student Killed in New York Car Crash

by Administrator 30. November 2009 07:13

New York State Police are investigating a deadly one-carcrash in Tupper Lake, New York.

Police say a car of college students were heading south onRoute 30 near Potsdam when the car left the road and overturned several times.20 year-old Erica Romaniello was driving the vehicle, shortly before 1 p.m.when the accident occurred.

A passenger in the vehicle, 21 year-old Tyrell Spencer, wasejected from the car. He later died from his injuries at a nearby hospital.

Romaniello and another passenger, 18 year-old Jean Carroll,were taken to a local hospital with head and neck injuries.

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New York Police Officer Injured While Investigating Car Accident

by Administrator 30. November 2009 07:07

An Oneida City Police Department patrolman was injured whileinvestigating a car accident on West Genesee Street in Oneida, New York onThursday.

The officer was investigating an accident when he was struckby a vehicle driving eastbound on West Genesee St. Oneida Fire DepartmentRescue treated the officer at the scene and he was then transported to St.Elizabeth’s Hospital by Vineall Ambulance. His injuries were not consideredlife threatening.

The names of the police officer and the driver of thevehicle have not been released. The accident is under investigation by theOneida City Police Department and the New York State Police.

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Victims Identified in Fatal New York Crash

by Administrator 30. November 2009 06:53

Police have released the names of four people involved in afatal one-car crash in the town of Paris, New York.

The two passengers in the vehicle who were pronounced deadat the scene of the accident have been identified as 19 year-old Saem Ho and 19year-old Young Wang.

The driver of the vehicle was identified as 19 year-old HyunSung Chang. A backseet passenger was identified as Chaewan Shin, also 19years-old. Chang and Shin were transported to a hospital following the accidentwhere they were treated and later released.

All four victims were students at Syracuse University. Thefour were on their way to New York City for the Thanksgiving holiday.

The accident occurred shortly before 9:30 p.m. on Route 12in the town of Paris.

Police continue to investigate the cause of the crash.

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One Injured in Upstate DWI Crash

by Administrator 23. November 2009 03:51

A man in Nelson, New York, was sent to the hospital and adriver charged with DWI on Wednesday evening.

Police say 19 year-old Jonathan Reinhardt was traveling downErieville Road shortly before 6:20 p.m. on Wednesday night.  Reinhardt lost control of his car,going off the road, and hitting a guard rail and landing in a ditch alongsidethe road.  A 21 year-old passengerin the vehicle was taken to a nearby hospital for treatment of lacerations.

Reinhardt showed a blood alcohol content of .16 percent atthe time of the accident, double the New York legal limit of .08 percent. Thefact that Reinhardt is under 21 years-old means that the legal limit for him inthe state is .02 percent.

Reinhardt was charged with DWI, unsafe speed, and failure tokeep right of the center.

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2 Killed in Highway 162 Collision

by Administrator 23. November 2009 03:44

Two people were killed in a two car, head-on crash onhighway 162  on Saturday.

Montgomery County Sheriff Michael Amato said the collision occurrednear the intersection of Rappa Road shortly before 5:35 a.m. on Saturday.

23 year-old Marc Priddle was driving his 2001 Jeepsouthbound on the highway. 21 year-old Vincent Chase was driving his 1997 Isuzupick up truck northbound. According to police, the initial investigation showedthat one vehicle crossed the center line causing the crash, though whichvehicle has not been determined. Priddle’s Jeep went off the road and caughtfire.

Police await and autopsy and toxicology report.

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New York Gets Tough on Drunk Driving

by Administrator 23. November 2009 03:26

A new law in New York makes it a felony to drive drunk orunder the influence of drugs with a child in the vehicle and will require firsttime DWI offenders to install an ignition interlock device in their vehicles.

Governor David A. Paterson signed the Child PassengerProtection Act on Wednesday. The law is known as Leandra’s Law in honor of 11year-old Leandra Rosado, who was killed in a drunken driving accident inOctober.

Under the new law, first time offenders with a blood alcoholcontent of .08 percent or higher, or under the influence of drugs, with a childage 15 or younger in the vehicle, will automatically have their drivers licensesuspended, will have an ignition interlock device installed in their car andmay be charged with a Class E felony, punishable up to four years in prison.

Leandra’s father, Lenny Rosado, said after the law wassigned, “on that night of October 11, I lost my only child. As a single parent,she was my heart, my soul and my best friend.”

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