Four Hurt In Sunday Crash
KSAL Staff - Sun 09:18 PM 11/25/2012
The crash happened at 10:40 Sunday morning two miles south of Mentor at the intersection of K 4 and K 104 Highways.
Four people are hurt in a crash in rural Saline County on Sunday.
According to the Kansas Highway Patrol, 44-year-old Tasha Trout of Gypsum was driving an SUV west on K 4 Highway. She failed to stop at stop sign at the intersection with K 104 Highway and struck the side of a car that was headed north.
Trout was hurt, along with a passenger in her SUV, 43-year-old Scott Cumpston of Salina.
Two people in the car, 84-year-old Vaughn Melander and 87-year-old Robert Melander both of Lindsborgh, were also hurt.
All four were transported by EMS to Salina Regional Health Center. Troopers say that all four were buckled up.
The crash happened at 10:40 Sunday morning two miles south of Mentor at the intersection of K 4 and K 104 Highways.
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harryj45
Monday 26 November 2012 10:14 Report this comment
Best wishes to the Melanders....God speed your recovery.