Following an accident in Lawrence County, three persons are dead and one is still critically injured. Just after midnight on Saturday morning, there was a single car crash on State Route 65 in Slippery Rock Township.
As per the Pennsylvania State Police, a Nissan Armada was driving in the southbound lane when it shifted into the northbound lane and ultimately departed from the road.
The vehicle went airborne and came to a halt after hitting two utility poles, entering a yard, and hitting a parked car, according to a state police report.
According to Lawrence County Coroner Richard M. Johnson, both the vehicle’s driver, 44-year-old Nathan Bogacki, and the kid, 13, who was identified as Grant Bogacki, were ejected from the car and declared dead at the site.
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According to Coroner Johnson, a 17-year-old girl named Emma Bogacki became trapped in the car and was subsequently declared deceased at the scene.
First responders took the 10-year-old girl out of the car and transported her via airlift to Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh. When she was last listed, her status was critical.
The coroner’s office stated that blunt force trauma was the cause of death for all three victims. The Pennsylvania State Police and the Lawrence County Coroner’s Office will carry out the inquiry further.
