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Injury collision on KY 88 Green Co., involves parked dump truck Green County Fire and Rescue uses Jaws of Life to free driver of vehicle which struck rear of unattended dump truck parked in the middle of KY 88 near Grab; victim transported to Jane Todd Crawford Hospital then airlifted to UL Hospital in Louisville. Sr. Officer Derek Cundiff investigate the collision and was assisted by Green County Sheriff, EMS, Fire, Rescue, Kentucky Department of Transportaton and Air Evac 43. Clickon headline for complete story. By Sr. Ofc. Jason H. Morris, Public Affairs Officer Kentucky State Police, Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Region 2 GREENSBURG, KY (Wed 28 Jun 2016) – Kentucky State Police investigated a two vehicle injury collision involving a dump truck on Highway 88, 6 miles west of Greensburg this morning at 8:59amCT. Preliminary investigations indicate 30 year-old Tyler Yarberry of Columbia, KY, parked a 1997 Kenworth dump trump in the middle of the road on Highway 88 leaving the vehicle unattended near the Grab community. 58 year-old William Lee of Louisville was traveling west on Highway 88 where he struck the rear of the unattended dump truck trapping him in the vehicle. The Green County Fire and Rescue used the Jaws of Life to free Lee from the vehicle. Lee was transported to Jane Todd Crawford Hospital by Green County EMS and flown to the University of Louisville Hospital by Air Evac 43 with non-life threatening injuries. Lee was wearing his seat belt at the time of the collision. Sr. Officer Derek Cundiff investigated the collision and was assisted by the Green County Sheriff, EMS, Fire, Rescue, Kentucky Department of Transportation and Air Evac 43. This story was posted on 2016-06-29 15:20:14
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