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KSP Semi Crash Wrap-up: Drivers' names. KYTC: All lanes open KSP Injury Collision on the Cumberland Parkway in Metcalfe County
UPDATE LANES OPEN (5:37amCT, Thu 29 Mar 2018) All lanes have reopened on the Louie B. Nunn Cumberland Parkway in Metcalfe County. WES WATT, KYTC-D03) By Sgt. Jason Morris Public Information Officer, Region 2, Kentucky State Police EDMONTON, KY (29 Mar 2018) - Kentucky State Police investigated a two vehicle injury collision this morning at 5:01am CT on the Cumberland Parkway near the Metcalfe, Adair County Line, resulting in the parkway being closed for more than 10 hours. Preliminary investigations show 58 year-old Randy Johnson of Glasgow, KY, was operating a 2017 Volvo traveling east on the parkway. Johnson for an unknown reason lost control of his vehicle entering the median traveling into the west bound lanes. Johnsons vehicle traveled off the roadway striking an earth embankment leaving his trailer crossways in the roadway. 47 year-old William Davis of Madisonville was operating a 2010 Freightliner traveling west on the parkway when he struck the trailer trapping him in his vehicle. Davis was extricated from the vehicle by the Adair County and Metcalfe County Fire and Rescue Squads. Johnson and Davis were wearing their seat belts and were transported to T. J. Samson Hospital with non-life threatening injuries. Sergeant Randy Honeycutt is investigating the collision and was assisted on scene by the Metcalfe County Sheriff's Office, Fire and Rescue, Adair County Fire and Rescue, and Barren-Metcalfe County EMS. This story was posted on 2018-03-29 17:55:50
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