Woman airlifted to Wilson following Route 12 crash
OXFORD – New York State Police say drugs were a factor in a one-car motor vehicle accident on Route 12 near Millbrook Road in the Town of Oxford which closed a portion of the state highway for nearly 2 1/2 hours Wednesday night.
The driver of the vehicle, Megan E. Davison, 20, of Carbondale, Pa. was airlifted by Guthrie Air to Wilson Memorial Hospital following the crash. She was charged with operating a motor vehicle while impaired by drugs, a misdemeanor, and unlawful possession of marijuana, according to the NYS Trooper Barracks in Norwich.
“It took well over an hour to extricate the victim,” reported Emergency Management Officer A. Wesley Jones, who responded to the scene with the Oxford Emergency Squad.
According to Jones, it appeared as though the vehicle, a crossover truck bearing Pennsylvania plates, was traveling north on State Highway 12 before it left the roadway. When crews arrived on the scene, the vehicle was “on its side, pinned up against a concrete culvert,” he reported.
The truck’s two passengers were able to get out on their own and did not require medical treatment, Jones said. According to the State Police, no charges have been issued against them at this time.
The Guthrie crew landed at the soccer field adjacent to the Oxford Sewage Treatment plant and traveled to the accident scene to assist with removing the driver from the vehicle, he added.
Chenango County 911 received a call at 8:33 p.m. from a passerby reporting the accident. The Oxford Fire Department responded to the scene with mutual aid from the Greene, Norwich and Cooperstown Medical Transport. The Brisben Fire Department and New York State Department of Transportation personnel assisted with traffic control.
A portion of Route 12 between Brisben and the Village of Oxford was closed while responders were at the scene, and was reopened to traffic at 11 p.m.
The driver of the vehicle, Megan E. Davison, 20, of Carbondale, Pa. was airlifted by Guthrie Air to Wilson Memorial Hospital following the crash. She was charged with operating a motor vehicle while impaired by drugs, a misdemeanor, and unlawful possession of marijuana, according to the NYS Trooper Barracks in Norwich.
“It took well over an hour to extricate the victim,” reported Emergency Management Officer A. Wesley Jones, who responded to the scene with the Oxford Emergency Squad.
According to Jones, it appeared as though the vehicle, a crossover truck bearing Pennsylvania plates, was traveling north on State Highway 12 before it left the roadway. When crews arrived on the scene, the vehicle was “on its side, pinned up against a concrete culvert,” he reported.
The truck’s two passengers were able to get out on their own and did not require medical treatment, Jones said. According to the State Police, no charges have been issued against them at this time.
The Guthrie crew landed at the soccer field adjacent to the Oxford Sewage Treatment plant and traveled to the accident scene to assist with removing the driver from the vehicle, he added.
Chenango County 911 received a call at 8:33 p.m. from a passerby reporting the accident. The Oxford Fire Department responded to the scene with mutual aid from the Greene, Norwich and Cooperstown Medical Transport. The Brisben Fire Department and New York State Department of Transportation personnel assisted with traffic control.
A portion of Route 12 between Brisben and the Village of Oxford was closed while responders were at the scene, and was reopened to traffic at 11 p.m.
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