Three Deaths in a Car Crash in Lake City

Saturday evening in Lake City was marred by a single vehicle collision which killed three. Police reported that around 11 p.m. the car collided with a tree near 965 North Beck Street before catching fire; fire crews quickly extinguished it before all three adults in the vehicle were found dead at the scene; their driver remained at the scene, cooperating with investigations; Crash Analysis Reconstruction Team and SLCPD Crime Lab technicians were present and conducted their investigation of serious physical injury or fatality crashes – multi jurisdictional teams which investigate crashes that involve severe physical harm or fatalities; CAR Team and SLCPD Crime Lab technicians responded swiftly as multi jurisdictional teams of experts investigate crashes involving serious physical harm or fatalities and fatalities that occur;

Lake City resident 29-year-old Robert Allen died Friday evening when his vehicle pulled out onto State Road 47 from County Road 238 without yielding to a bus traveling south on State Road 47 and collided with it, fatally injuring Allen as it collided with another car traveling on that roadway – with neither side suffering injuries as a result of this collision. No passengers on either of them were hurt in this tragedy.

At around noon Wednesday, two people were killed in an SUV collision in Quincy, Michigan. Emergency responders confirmed their deaths at the scene of this fatality while two others — a 28-year-old woman from Lake City and 3-year-old boy from Quincy — suffered serious injuries that required hospital treatment.

On Jan. 1, a truck and minibus collided on Highway 63 near Orchard Lane in Lake City. According to MSP Cadillac Post, neither driver was injured during this accident. A 67-year-old from Lake City driving a Hyundai Tuscon turned left onto East 32 Road from South 37 Road when it hit the bus, sending it off the right side of the road before striking a guardrail before flipping over. At that time, nine passengers on board, including seven students from Lake City High School as well as one teacher from J Paul Truluck Creative Arts and Science Magnet School were onboard – seven students attending Lake City High School while J Paul Truluck Creative Arts and Science Magnet School were aboard at that momentous incident.

FLORENCE, South Carolina (WMBF)- A Lake City High School football team and coach who were returning home from Orangeburg County training camp have been involved in an accident with a semi-truck, according to Florence School District Three. According to officials there, both student-athletes and their coach received minor injuries but their driver escaped unharmed from this collision.

Utah experiences one traffic accident every ten minutes and one traffic-related fatality every 23 hours and 36 minutes, so it is vitally important that people always wear seat belts, observe speed limits and use caution when on the roads. Our first responders strive hard to keep us safe on our roadways – if an incident arises, please reach out to your local law enforcement agency or the Michigan State Police Traffic Crash Reporting Unit, who are responsible for collecting, processing and compiling traffic crash information across Michigan State Police jurisdiction.