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May 31, 2000
Salisbury Post; Rowan County, NC

Local News

Victim gives birth

BY JENNIFER MOXLEY
SALISBURY POST

           
The woman involved in a three-car collision Tuesday morning on N. C. 152 gave birth after being airlifted to a nearby hospital.

Tonya Thompson, 27, 260 Vista Drive, was eight months pregnant and in critical condition when doctors performed a Caesarean section to deliver her baby at Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center.

Thompson was still in critical condition this morning and no other information was available about the infant.

Thompson was the passenger in a burgundy Chevy Lumina driven by Dana Grady, 34, of Rockwell.

Grady was in good condition this morning at Rowan Regional Medical Center.

According to the N.C. State Highway Patrol, Jeffrey C. Prince II, 33, of 220 Mike Drive, struck Grady’s minivan from behind as she attempted to slow or make a turn at Concordia Church and Deal Roads off N.C. 152 West.

Sechler and his daughter, Jennifer, 17, were taken to NorthEast Medical Center. Their condition was not available this morning.

The gold Ford Ranger pushed the minivan over the center line and into the path of an on-coming Pontiac Bonneville driven by James Sechler, 47, 945 Shin Farm Road, Mooresville.

Trooper Reep is investigating the speeds involved in the collision. Everyone involved was wearing a seatbelt, he said. Charges are pending against Prince, who refused treatment at the scene.

 

   

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