According to the Washington State Patrol, the collision occurred on Thursday, November 16th at 9:33 AM when a gold 2004 Suba driven by a 76-year-old Aberdeen man had been traveling at a high rate of speed going through a curve on SR 105 near Johns River Rd southbound crossed over and struck a 2002 gold Toyota Rav driven by a 56-year-old Westport man who was northbound on SR 105. a third vehicle involved had gone into the ditch, avoiding the vehicles in the roadway, a purple 1998 Dodge Dakota driven by a 32-year-old Lacey Woman.
Initial dispatch had mentioned that one of the drivers involved had been unresponsive, however breathing (critical patient).
Through our GHScanner Facebook Page, it was mentioned that a dog that had been in one of the vehicles was killed in the collision.
The causing driver, the Aberdeen man, was transported to Community Hospital for his injures, as well as the Lacey woman by Ambulance. It was said that the 56-year-old Westport man was taken to Community Hospital by private vehicle.
It is unknown as of the report release if drugs and or alcohol were involved. The 76-year-old Aberdeen man was not wearing a seatbelt.
Even though there was mention on our Facebook Page about the vehicle passing 7 vehicles in a stretch, there was no mention of this in the report.
