There's been a two-car accident at 10537 Bethany Center Road, with one car slamming into a tree.
Initial personnel on scene report two patients. We've also heard reports that people in the cars have been out walking around, appearing dazed.
The teen-age driver a 1991 Dodge sedan suffered a minor injury in a single-vehicle accident this morning in Pembroke.
Genevieve K. Sprague, 18, complained of back pain after the accident at 2508 Route 5, 200 feet east of West Avenue.
For an unreported reason, Sprague drove the vehicle off the road, struck a utility poll and fence.
A passenger in the vehicle, Michelle Sprague, age unknown, was not hurt the crash.
Both women are from Batavia. The accident was reported at 6:28 a.m.
Sarah and Gretchen Protulipac were popular with their classmates, who are shocked and saddened by their deaths Saturday in a two-car collision at Route 77 and Sumner Road, according to the Buffalo News.
Both girls were honor students and Pavilion Central School. About 100 students gathered there Sunday for a vigil, according to the News.
Sarah was a junior at Pavilion Central. Her sister was a sophomore. Both girls were well-liked honor students who were musically inclined, said Edward Orman, the school district’s superintendent. In fact, Sarah performed earlier this spring in Pavilion Central’s production of “Guys and Dolls.” She also took part in a talent show.
“She always tried to cheer people
up,” said Macy Penders, 16, who knew Sarah since second grade.
“She was a very sweet person,” said Brian Mogenhan, a senior at Pavilion Central who described Sarah as laid-back and compassionate.
Gretchen loved softball and volleyball, her friends recalled. But she wasn’t one of those overly competitive athletes.
The News reports that the girls were returning Saturday afternoon from Darien Lake, where they had gone to apply for summer jobs.
Pictures: Sarah, 17, top, and Gretchen, 16.
A woman's arm is reportedly pinned underneath a car following a one-vehcile rollover accident at the intersection of Bloomingdale and Martin roads.
Emergency crews are responding.
A motorcyclist who reportedly was driving fast on Fox Road in the Town of Oakfield lost control of his bike and struck an embankment, ejecting the rider from his bike.
George Latko, of Perry, suffered a head injury and was taken by Mercy Flight to Erie County Medical Center.
The accident occurred Saturday night around 8:15 p.m.
The Sheriff's office is continuing its investigation and charges are pending.
A man from Hermitage, Penn., driving a 1996 Ford sedan reportedly didn't see a car ahead of him northbound on Route 63 and hit a utility poll after swerving to avoid rear-ending the lead car.
David M. Doxtater, 56, suffered minor cuts on his face, according to a police report.
The accident occurred at 10:05 a.m. at Route 63 and Batavia-Oakfield Townline Road.
National Grid was called to the scene to deal with the damaged utility poll.
The other vehicle, and no other vehicles were involved.
Deputy C.A. Parker investigated the accident.
A driver pulling out of a parking lot at 189 Pearl St. reportedly failed to yield the right of way and collided with an Alden man driving a 2008 Harley-Davidson motorcycle.
Injured was Patrick G. Schwab, 42. He reportedly suffered a serious leg injury and was transported by ambulance to an area hospital. No further information on his injury is available.
The driver of the car, Lynn E. Sanders, 38, of Batavia, was cited.
The accident occurred at 3:24 p.m.
This is a follow up from a post we did yesterday.
Reports are coming in that a person suffered a serious leg injury in a car vs. motorcycle accident at Pearl and River in Batavia.
Ambulances are arriving now.
Two ambulances are responding to a single-car rollover accident on the westbound Thruway at mile maker 382.6 in the Town of LeRoy.
The extent of any injuries are unknown, but an original dispatch of Mercy Flight -- which was 90 miles away -- has been canceled.
All occupants are out of the vehicle.
A black Mazda SUV pick up was involved in a single vehicle accident on Transit Road off Route 63 at about 3:40 p.m. The driver told emergency personal he was unhurt, but was placed in an ambulance and checked over as a precaution. State Troopers on scene estimated the driver tried to make turn off southbound Route 63 onto Transit at 55 p.m. Skid marks arched across both lanes of Transit from Route 63 to the crashed truck. There were no passengers. Dispatchers had received a report of an erratic driver heading south on Ellicott Street in a black truck with a ladder rack, possibly a Nissan, at about 3:30 p.m. The driver was allegedly driving in the oncoming traffic lane, nearly causing at least one head-on collision.
An unidentified woman was taken to UMMC after driving her vehicle into Wal-Mart late this morning, according to WBTA.
The woman was apparently the only person injured, after her car smashed into the vestibule.
WBTA posted an audio interview with an eyewitness.
Sheriff's deputies told WBTA that the woman may have become confused the gas pedal and brake pedal of her car.
WBTA has posted a picture from the scene.
One person reported chest pains following a two-vehicle collision at the intersection of routes 33 and in Stafford at about 2:30 p.m.
A state trooper on scene said the investigation was not yet completed and would not release the names of the drivers. He said a Chevy SUV was west bound on 33 when a pick up truck traveling on Route 327 apparently failed to stop.
We'll provide more details later as we're able to get them.
Morgan L. Cox, 17, of Corfu, was injured when he was thrown from an ATV while jumping snow banks behind a residence on Main Street in Batavia, the Democrat and Chronicle reports.
Cox was taken to United Memorial. There is no word of the nature of his injuries nor his condition.
STAFFORD, N.Y. -- It seems like it was a bad morning for Santino Baliva.
According to a Sheriff's Office port, Baliva, 20, was a passenger in a car struck by a train. There's no word from the Sheriff's office yet on how serious that accident was, but it apparently wasn't as serious as it might sound.
Baliva survived, only to be arrested for criminal possession of a weapon. He was carrying a switch blade knife.
We'll see if we can get a little more information about the incident.
The Buffalo News is reporting that 49 people were killed Thursday night when a Continental Airlines flight crashed into a home in Clarence Center.
Continental Flight 3407, flying from Newark, N.J. to Buffalo, crashed into a house located at 6050 Long St. in Clarence Center, starting a large fire.
Unconfirmed reports from the Buffalo Niagara International Airport told the News that 44 passengers, four crew members and a person on the ground were killed in the accident, which is being blamed on mechanical problems that happened as the plane approached the airport.
There are also several injured people that have been taken to Erie County Medial Center.
The Genesee County Sheriff's office received a phone call at 11:23 this morning from the Le Roy Airport.
A plane slid off the end of the runway and flipped over, according to dispatcher Steve Robinson.
There was one person inside the plane and no injuries were reported. Deputies are still on the scene investigating.
The driver of a small passenger car was unhurt after the tire of an oncoming semi-truck flew off the wheel and was hurled into her front windshield.
I happened upon the accident driving into Batavia this morning.
The incident was on Route 33 north of Ivison Road.
The driver the car was suffered a minor cut, according to an official on scene, but she declined an interview request. She appeared pretty shaken up.
We'll have a short video from the scene soon.
Louis J. Scafetta Jr., 31, of Akron, is currently being treated for facial lacerations and an internal leg injury in the emergency room of United Memorial Medical Center in Batavia, Genesee County sheriff's deputies said. Scafetta was taken in earlier today, after he was hit by a car while he was shoveling out another car that was stuck in the snow in the driveway at 5778 Walkers Corners Road in Byron.
Johnna H. L. Mancuso, 23, of Le Roy, was allegedly driving too fast on Walkers Corner Road when she lost control of her car on an icy stretch of road. Her car then crossed the road, spun halfway around and crashed into the car parked in the driveway near where Scafetta was shoveling. The parked car was then thrown into Scafetta, who was knocked to the ground and injured. Mancuso was not injured in the crash.
No charges have been filed against the driver.
The driver of a vehicle that crashed into a utility pole along Route 33 near West Bergen Road yesterday afternoon will not face charges for leaving the scene of the accident, Genesee County sheriff's deputies said. Chief Deputy Gordon Dibble reported today that the driver, whose crash was the result of his falling asleep at the wheel, was located without any difficulty following the accident. He had not been drinking and was advised not to leave such a scene in the future.
Dibble explained in an e-mail: "Having someone leave the scene out of ignorance, to get help, for convenience, especially in car/deer accidents, happens often."
A collision on Route 5 near the intersection of Indian Falls Road in Pembroke sent three people to the hospital Tuesday, Genesee County sheriff's deputies said. Rachel A. Warren, 18, of 3233 Pratt Road, Batavia, was stopped eastbound on Route 5, waiting to make a turn onto Indian Falls Road. Cameron J. Smith, 18, of 3023 W. Main Street Road, Batavia, was also heading eastbound on Route 5. Smith claims that he took his eyes off the road for just a second and when he looked back saw Warren's car stopped ahead of him and did not have time to stop. Smith's vehicle collided head-on into the rear of Warren's vehicle.
Both drivers were taken to United Memorial Medical Center to be treated for their injuries. A passenger in Warren's vehicle, Ariel S. Bressler, was also taken in for treatment. All three were treated and released Tuesday. No charges were filed against either driver following the crash.
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