Three Persons From Western Pa. Killed In One-Vehicle Crash In Crawford County Saturday Night

Three Persons From Western Pa. Killed In One-Vehicle Crash In Crawford County Saturday Night: Three Persons From Western Pa. Killed In One-Vehicle Crash In Crawford County- The city of Centerville On Saturday night, a car in eastern Crawford County struck a tree after going off the road, killing three citizens of Butler County.

The deadly collision on Centerville Road in Athens Township, close to Centerville, occurred on Saturday at around 8:10 p.m., and the Pennsylvania State Police carried out further investigation into it on Sunday. A 2008 Scion TC was driving east on Centerville Road when it veered off the south side of the road and collided with a tree, according to Corry state police.

Troopers report that the three people inside the Scion died in the collision. The drivers of the automobile, Ronald J. Parisi, 21, of Chicora, and the passengers, Joshua R. Boettner, 19, and a 17-year-old kid, both of Butler, were identified by state police on Sunday. This was the second tragic incident that happened in the Erie area on Saturday.

A 2003 Ford F-350 was going east on Kinter Hill Road close to Henneous Road in Washington Township, Erie County, when the driver lost control, sending the truck off the north side of the road and into a ditch at around 12:10 a.m. on Saturday, according to state police in Girard. According to authorities, the vehicle toppled after striking a tree on the passenger side.

State police have identified the deceased passenger in the truck as North East resident Jacob C. Myers, 21, who perished in the collision. According to troopers, the driver, a 26-year-old Wattsburg male, was brought to UPMC Hamot for treatment after he seemed to have minor injuries.