Vehicle Crashes Into Pole In Cave Junction: 2 Injured

JOSEPHINE COUNTY, Ore — A news release from the Josephine County Sheriff’s Office indicates that following a report to 9-1-1 of a motor vehicle crash in the 2200 block of Holland Loop Road at around 5:21 PM on Monday, emergency services attended the scene and found that a vehicle had collided with a power pole.

Vehicle Occupants Injured on Rural Southern Oregon Road After Collision

The 9-1-1 caller indicated that one of the vehicle’s occupants was trapped inside the overturned car. Emergency crews found the vehicle on its roof on arrival. One occupant was still trapped inside and the other had been ejected from the vehicle.

Cave Junction car accident

The trapped occupant was extracted by the Illinois Valley Fire Department personnel.  A Mercy Flights helicopter transported one of the occupants and the other was transported by AMR Ambulance.

Both were taken to Asante Rogue Regional Medical Center (RRMC) in Medford for treatment. Hospital staff later reported that both were in a stable condition.

On the scene, the base of a power pole near the vehicle had been completely severed. Witnesses said the vehicle was driving at high speed and had passed another car in a no-passing zone. It then lost control on a curve, crashing into the power pole.

The identities of the occupants and the extent of their injuries have not been disclosed and law enforcement is investigating the cause of the crash.

See also: Medford’s STAR Team Investigating Serious Vehicle Crash: Alcohol & Speed May Have Played A Role.

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