Rescuers were called to the scene of an accident on Route 73 North due to reports of a single-car crash. Initial information shows a five-year-old child was ejected from the vehicle and died as a result of the incident. Call Kwartler Manus to speak with a Burlington County car accident attorney following a fatal crash.
Details Are Unclear of What Happened
According to the Burlington County Prosecutor’s office, the crash took place at around 12:45 am on the 2800 block of Route 73 North. It is unclear whether the child was wearing a restraint at the time of the incident.
The initial crash investigation shows that rescuers had to extract the driver from the Jeep. That person was taken to Cooper University Hospital with serious, but non-critical injuries. Two additional adults were in the vehicle and suffered injuries, though it is unclear the severity of their injuries.
Investigators are still investigating and say that toxicology reports are still being reviewed. It is not clear what caused the accident or if any charges will be pressed
Legal Representation Remains Critical
In cases like this, where a passenger suffers critical injuries or loses their life, it is imperative to seek legal representation. An attorney will investigate, gather evidence to establish fault, and seek legal action against those who caused the incident.
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