A police chase in Montgomery County resulted in a car crash that took the life of one teenager and caused injuries to three others. The accident happened early Saturday morning in Upper Merion Township.
The investigation is ongoing. According to initial reports, a police officer tried to stop a Kia Soul just after midnight along U.S. 422 eastbound close to Lewis Road in Limerick Township. For unknown reasons, the driver refused to stop, starting a pursuit. The chase ended when the Kia hit a concrete barrier near U.S. 422 and State Route 202 in Upper Merion Township.
Reports indicate that the driver died at the scene and three other passengers were taken to the hospital. Their condition is unknown. They later reported the vehicle was reported stolen at 7 a.m. Saturday morning. Talk to a Montgomery County car accident attorney at Kwartler Manus today.
Who Is Responsible When Your Child Suffers Injuries as a Teen
Car accidents involving teenagers are not uncommon. For those hurt in an accident like this, seeking legal action is an option. That may include pursuing a claim against the driver’s liability insurance. In situations where that is not possible or does not yield the damages suffered, seeking a lawsuit against the individual at fault could be an option. The death of the driver can complicate this process.
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Our Upper Merion Township car accident lawyer can help you determine who caused your injuries and losses. Set up a free consultation with Kwartler Manus to find out what your rights are in these situations.
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