Semi-truck hit and run victim describe harrowing crash
Livingston Police are still looking for the driver of that semi, who did not stop after the wreck. Caitlin Rios and Michael Sharp were driving home from Halloween costumes when their car was rear-ended by an 18-wheeler on I-12 in Livingston, Louisiana, causing the roof to collapse. The driver of the semi, who did not stop after the accident, is still being sought by Livingston Police. The couple's 9-month-old son, Koda, was not in the backseat at the time of the crash. Another car was also hit, sending the couple and another victim to the hospital. Livingston police are working with the Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development on additional signage along the stretch of the interstate.
Diterbitkan : 2 hari yang lalu oleh Liam Combs di dalam Auto
LIVINGSTON, La. (WAFB) - Caitlin Rios and Michael Sharp were driving home to Livingston after buying Halloween costumes when their car was rear-ended by an 18-wheeler on I-12, crushing the vehicle’s... [1837 symbols]
Topik: Traffic, Crime
