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Updated: 7:05 PM Jul 19, 2010
NEW INFO: One Dead in Lincoln County Crash; Name Released
911 dispatchers say the crash happened on Garrets Bend Road near Sod shortly after 7 a.m. Monday.
Posted: 8:13 AM Jul 19, 2010Reporter: WSAZ News Staff Email Address: news@wsaz.com |
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UPDATE 7/19/10 @3:30 P.M.
West Virginia State Police say Vincent McCoy, 31, of Sod died in the crash Monday morning.
ORIGINAL STORY
LINCOLN COUNTY, W.Va. (WSAZ) – One person has been killed in an accident in Lincoln County.
911 dispatchers say the crash happened on Garretts Bend Road near Sod shortly after 7 a.m. Monday.
The accident involved a pick-up and tanker truck.
The driver of the pickup was killed. The driver of the tanker truck received a minor head injury. No names have been released at this time.
West Virginia State Police are investigating.
They say it appears the driver of the pick-up crossed the center line.
Garretts Bend Road was closed several hours following the accident. The road is now open
Keep clicking on WSAZ.com for updated information.
Latest Comments
Woww , I am so upset , Keep ur prayers to the familiess.!! They need to fix the roadd , And i know it wasnt the drivers fault but why should a tanker truck be on sucha small road.? Greg will be missed , Very muchhh ,
My prayers go out to Craigs family and friends. This is a terrible thing that happened. I feel for the Tanker Driver and pray for him as well. Can you imagine the fear of knowing you are going to be in an accident that is not your fault, but knowing that more than likely, due to the speed of the pickup and massive size of the Tanker that it will end in a tragedy. I came up on the wreck shortly after it happend, the Tanker was in his own lane with skid marks going for 10 feet in his own lane. Absolutely nothing he could have done to prevent it. GOD be with these families. Craig, you will be terribly missed!!!
Craig was such a nice person, and I'm sure the other driver will need our prayers. How does a mommy tell her boys and will the little one understand where daddy is. How does a father and mother keep on going. Thoughts and prayers are with all involved.
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