Ohio driver causes crash with 3 cars after losing his monk: reports

A man in Ohio caused a crash with three cars after losing his monk, it has been reported.

“Crash occurred when the driver (var) reached for food,” confirmed a quotation document sent to people by Ohio State Highway Patrol.

In the citation obtained by people, Nicholas Fleming has received a ticket for his involvement in the crash, which took place on Wednesday, April 2 at the intersection of Rock Creek and Dewey Roads.

“Updated information while on the road confirmed that three vehicles were involved, all with major damage and a patient captured,” Thompson Fire Department and Hambden fire brigadewho participated in the scene, divided into a Facebook post.

A driver caused the accident after reportingly dropped his monk per local Räv connection station Wjw and CBS-connected station WooBoth with reference to Ohio State Highway Patrol (OSHP).

The man reportedly told troops “that he was not familiar with the area” and that he was enough for his coffee at the time he dropped the sweet treatment, WJW noted.

The distracted driver met two cars, both on the way west, after reporting to the left of the middle, confirmed the OSHP’s Chardon Post Trooper William Head, according to the outlet.

Thompson Fire Department said in a Facebook Post, “Montville Fire Rescue transported a patient to UH-Geuga (UH Geauga Medical Center) with non-life-threatening injuries.”

“The patient who was assessed by Leroy TWP. Fire Department refused transport and treated on site and released.

Head said that the man who was driving the third car suffered serious injuries in the accident, including four broken ribs, a broken wrist and a broken knee, per wjw.

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Thompson Fire Department confirmed that a medical helicopter had been placed in readiness, but was interrupted after “all patients were considered stable.”

The road was closed for about three hours, WJW noted, reporting that the driver had been accused of causing the crash.

“The scene was handed over to Ohio State Highway Patrol for investigation,” said Thompson Fire Department on Facebook.

Ohio State Highway Patrol did not answer immediately when contacted by People for further information.