
Pennsylvania State Police reported several traffic incidents in Crawford and Warren counties, including a hit-and-run crash in Cambridge Township.
On Oct. 19, troopers responded to a vehicle-versus-deer crash on Wright Road in Rome Township, Crawford County, south of Buells Corners Road. The driver, 58-year-old Loretta L. McCammon of Centerville, reported minor injuries but was not transported for medical treatment. The 2020 Ford involved in the crash was disabled and required towing.
On Oct. 14, troopers investigated a two-vehicle crash on Greytown Hills Road at White Hill Road in Richmond Township, Crawford County. Police said a vehicle driven by 19-year-old Lorenz Hall of Guys Mills was traveling on Greytown Hills Road when it turned left onto White Hill Road and struck another vehicle. The second driver, 35-year-old Amber Hannold of Cambridge Springs, reported no injuries. A 12-year-old passenger in the second vehicle sustained a suspected minor injury and refused medical transport.
Troopers also investigated a hit-and-run crash Oct. 11 on Arnamen Road in Cambridge Township, Crawford County. Police said a vehicle traveling east struck a fence and left the scene. The vehicle was described as a gray or silver pickup truck. No injuries were reported, and the investigation was ongoing.
In a separate crash Sept. 18, troopers responded to Centerville Road at Heath Road in Athens Township, Crawford County. Police said a vehicle driven by 62-year-old Walter R. Beck of Meadville was traveling eastbound when it struck the rear of a vehicle that had turned left onto Heath Road. No injuries were reported.
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