Six hurt in two wrecks Monday
Published 10:11 pm Monday, November 27, 2017
- Cullman EMS, Cullman Fire Rescue and the Cullman County Sheriff’s Office are seen here at the scene of wreck on Alabama 157 at County Road 1184 Monday morning involving a minivan with heavy front end damage. A medical helicopter was seen flying to the area around 8:40 a.m, and traffic was stalled while crews worked to clear the scene.
Two wrecks Monday morning injured six local residents, Alabama State Troopers reported.
The first occurred on Alabama 157 at County Road 1184 nearby Temple Baptist Church at about 8:25 a.m. and involved two vehicles. Troopers identified the injured drivers as Allison Gann, 32, and Elizabeth Swann, 37, both of Vinemont, and Swann’s injured passenger as David Swann, 43, of Vinemont.
Troopers said all three were wearing seat belts. The wreck slowed eastbound traffic, and Cullman EMS, Cullman Fire Rescue and the Cullman County Sheriff’s Office were on the scene along with a medical helicopter. Conditions of those injured were not immediately available Monday.
The second wreck occurred on U.S. 31 at 10:05 a.m., injuring drivers Elvi Freeman, 91, of Cullman, and Joseph Williams, 35, of Hanceville and Williams’ passenger, Misty Davis, 34, of Cullman. All three were wearing seat belts, troopers said.
No other information was available, and the wrecks remain under investigation.
