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Two taken to hospital after wreck

Monday, July 26, 2010 2:00 PM | Printer friendly version | E-mail to a friend |

Updated Monday, May 23, 2011 1:59 PM

Firefighters work to free Lily Morgan from her vehicle. Photo by Shelley Smith, Salisbury Post.

Rescue workers free Lily Morgan from her vehicle through a side window. Photo by Shelley Smith, Salisbury Post.

Emergency workers place the driver of the Toyota truck onto a stretcher to transport him to Rowan Regional. Photo by Shelley Smith, Salisbury Post.

This Toyota truck was hit at the intersection of Faith Road and Jake Alexander Boulevard, and its driver taken to Rowan Regional. Photo by Shelley Smith, Salisbury Post.

Two people were taken to Rowan Regional Medical Center following a collision at the intersection of Jake Alexander Boulevard and Faith Road shortly after noon today.

According to Salisbury Police Officer Brad Jordan, a Kia minivan driven by Lily Morgan was headed north on Jake Alexander Boulevard and failed to stop at a red light. The minivan hit a truck at the intersection of Faith Road.

The Kia rolled onto its side onto the shoulder of the road, and landed facing south.

Emergency workers had to climb into the van through the driver’s window to get to Morgan, who was removed from her van from the side window.

The driver of the Toyota truck, whose identity is unknown at this time, was also trapped.

Both drivers were taken to Rowan Regional Medical Center. The driver of the truck was complaining of chest pain. Morgan had no obvious injuries, but was taken to the hospital to be checked out.

Two other vehicles were involved, but not seriously damaged. A Jeep Wrangler was in the path of the two colliding vehicles and suffered damage to its front bumper.

Another vehicle was damaged from flying debris.

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