A crash in Burlington County claimed the life of one person and caused injuries to two others, according to the local police department. The incident happened on Route 206 in Mansfield Township. Call a Burlington County car accident lawyer at Kwartler Manus today.
Crews Dispatched to Trapped Individuals
The serious crash involved a vehicle that struck a utility pole. That led to wires falling. Emergency crews were sent to the scene at the intersection of Route 206 and Mansfield Road at about 1 pm. Initial information from first responders indicated that one vehicle sustained serious damage. The utility pole was down with wires on the ground. One person was ejected from the vehicle as a result of the force of the crash.
Rescue teams had to extract at least one other person trapped in the vehicle. One person died at the scene, and two others needed advanced life support. They were taken to area hospitals for care.
The complexity of the case brought in the fatal accident investigation team. The New Jersey Department of Transportation closed down the northbound lanes on 206 for some time to investigate and clear damage. It is unclear if any others were involved in the incident. It is also unclear what caused the accident.
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If you are hurt in a car accident someone else caused, hire an attorney to guide you through the recovery of compensation. Kwartler Manus provides legal guidance to victims who deserve compensation for their losses. Call us today for a free consultation.
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