Oregon State Police seek crash witnesses after driver, 3-year-old seriously injured
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Oregon State Police are seeking witnesses related to a crash that happened in Yamhill County in late July in which a driver and a young child were seriously injured.
The crash happened on July 25 at 6:55 a.m. near the intersection of Lafayette Highway (Highway 154) and Amity Road (Highway 153) and involved three vehicles in total.
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“The collision involved a white Pontiac G6 traveling northbound on Highway 153 at Highway 154 that struck a southbound green Peterbilt commercial motor vehicle [semi-truck],” OSP said in a release. “The Pontiac’s driver and a three-year-old passenger sustained serious injuries.”
Authorities said they are seeking witnesses to the crash, including the driver of a white pickup truck who was traveling in front of the semi-truck.
“The Pontiac left its lane and made contact with the pickup,” the release said.
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State police said they would also like to speak with someone who reportedly pulled the child from the Pontiac following the crash.
An OSP spokesperson told KOIN 6 News all three involved vehicles had some damage but the pickup truck was only minorly damaged.
Anyone with information is encouraged to contact Oregon State Police.
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