Two accidents on Route 12 involve five vehicles, no injures
NORWICH – At approximately 3 p.m., Thursday, an accident taking place in the northern part of the city gained the attention of passersby and emergency crews as one accident ocured right after another.
A 1987 maroon Ford Taurus was attempting to make a left turn from Calvary Drive on to Rte. 12 but pulled out in front of a south bound silver, 2003, Dodge Neon. The driver of the silver Neon, Crystal Mumbulo, 20, attempted to avoid the collision by swerving her vehicle into the center turning lane at about 35 miles per hour. The Neon hit the maroon Taurus’ right fender with its right fender causing enough damage to require both vehicles to be towed. No one was injured in the two vehicle accidents but the elderly driver in the Taurus, Ann Sienkiewiez, 90, “was very shaken” said police.
The silver Neon was traveling in front of a red, 2005, Jeep Liberty, driven by Heather Davis, 38, and when the accident occurred, the Jeep stopped in the south bound lane of Rt. 12 along with another car behind it a Blue, 2006, Honda, driven by Nick Boyce, 17. The two vehicles came to a very quick stop after the first accident occurred but a third vehicle behind them, a red 1996, Ford Ranger, pick-up, driven by Darlene Sayles, 17, could not stop in time. The pick-up hit the blue Honda which caused the car to lurch forward striking the Red Jeep, causing a second three car accident. No one was injured.
The Blue Honda was towed away and the pick-up and Jeep suffered moderate damage and were driven away. “I’m not hurt, just really frustrated and want to go home,” said Davis while waiting nearly half an hour for police to sort out the circumstances.
Norwich and Plymouth fire crews responded to the accident. The New York State Troopers investigated the incident and issued no tickets but the accident report cited the maroon Taurus, driven by Sienkiewiez and the red pick-up, driven by Sayles for being at fault.
A 1987 maroon Ford Taurus was attempting to make a left turn from Calvary Drive on to Rte. 12 but pulled out in front of a south bound silver, 2003, Dodge Neon. The driver of the silver Neon, Crystal Mumbulo, 20, attempted to avoid the collision by swerving her vehicle into the center turning lane at about 35 miles per hour. The Neon hit the maroon Taurus’ right fender with its right fender causing enough damage to require both vehicles to be towed. No one was injured in the two vehicle accidents but the elderly driver in the Taurus, Ann Sienkiewiez, 90, “was very shaken” said police.
The silver Neon was traveling in front of a red, 2005, Jeep Liberty, driven by Heather Davis, 38, and when the accident occurred, the Jeep stopped in the south bound lane of Rt. 12 along with another car behind it a Blue, 2006, Honda, driven by Nick Boyce, 17. The two vehicles came to a very quick stop after the first accident occurred but a third vehicle behind them, a red 1996, Ford Ranger, pick-up, driven by Darlene Sayles, 17, could not stop in time. The pick-up hit the blue Honda which caused the car to lurch forward striking the Red Jeep, causing a second three car accident. No one was injured.
The Blue Honda was towed away and the pick-up and Jeep suffered moderate damage and were driven away. “I’m not hurt, just really frustrated and want to go home,” said Davis while waiting nearly half an hour for police to sort out the circumstances.
Norwich and Plymouth fire crews responded to the accident. The New York State Troopers investigated the incident and issued no tickets but the accident report cited the maroon Taurus, driven by Sienkiewiez and the red pick-up, driven by Sayles for being at fault.
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