Multiple emergency service agencies responded to the scene of a wreck Tuesday afternoon, April 21, on U.S. Route 50 in western Harrison County.
Upon arrival, first responders found a two-vehicle collision that was in a T-bone format. The responders were also able to confirm entrapment. The RVFD said three patients were involved in the incident with two reported as unresponsive and one individual entrapped.
RVFD was able to use extrication tools to remove the individual entrapped from the wreck. All three individuals were taken from the scene for medical treatment by the Harrison County Emergency Squad.
A silver truck and silver SUV were involved in the incident and both had considerable damage. There was no work on the condition of the individuals.
Along with the Harrison County EMS, the Nutter Fort Volunteer Fire Department and the Harrison County Sheriff’s Office arrived on the scene. The Sheriff’s Office is overseeing the investigation. The Doddridge County Ambulance Authority also assisted crews on the scene.
Editor’s Note:Photo courtesy of the Reynoldsville Volunteer Fire Department.
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