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Fatality collision victim identified as Sgt. David Gibbs, Post 15  Weather is considered a contributing factor in the collision. Local community grieves death of outstanding, highly respected Kentucky State Policeman, whose photo is at left.Click on headline for complete story (Obituary: David Ray Gibbs, 42, Campbellsville, KY (d, 6 Aug 2015)) By KSP Tpr. Kendra Wilson, Public Affairs Officer Kentucky State Police, Post 12, Frankfort, KY BUFFALO, KY - The Kentucky State Police are investigating a fatal traffic collision that occurred today, August 07, 2015, at 6:27amET, in Larue County. KSP Post 4 in Elizabethtown received a call from Larue County Dispatch to investigate a two-vehicle collision on KY Hwy 210, Campbellsville Road, near the Buffalo area of LaRue County. Upon arrival, investigators discovered a Kentucky State Police 2010 Ford Crown Victoria Cruiser, which was operated by Sergeant David Gibbs (age 42) of Campbellsville, KY. Sgt. Gibbs was traveling westbound on KY Hwy 210 when he lost control of his vehicle in a sharp, rain soaked curve. The vehicle traveled into the oncoming lane, where it was struck by a 2015 white Jeep, operated by Patrick Judd (age 63) of Louisville, KY. Patrick Judd was transported to the Harden Memorial Hospital in Elizabethtown where he was treated for non-life threatening injuries. David Gibbs was pronounced deceased at the scene by the Larue County Coroner's Office. Weather is considered a contributing factor in the collision. Kentucky State Police were assisted at the scene by Kentucky State Police Commercial Vehicle Enforcement, Buffalo Rescue and Fire, Larue County Fire Department, Hodgenville Police Department, Larue County Sheriff's Office, Larue County Fire Department, Larue County EMS, and Larue County Coroner's Office. The investigation is continuing by the Kentucky State Police Collision Reconstruction Unit. This story was posted on 2015-08-07 11:45:16
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