Sheldon, Iowa — Details are now available on the two-vehicle crash near NCC Wednesday morning that sent two to the hospital.
According to the Iowa State Patrol, a 1998 Chevy Blazer, driven by 15-year old Cole Christians of Sheldon was northbound on Marsh Avenue, and had stopped for the stop sign at Marsh Avenue and Highway 18, preparing for a left turn onto Highway 18.
Troopers say Christians failed to see an eastbound 2006 Pontiac Grand Prix, driven by 55-year old Caitlyn Fedders of Sioux Center, and pulled into the path of Fedders’ Pontiac.
Christians and Fedders were both transported to Sanford Sheldon Medical Center by the Sheldon Community Ambulance Team with undetermined injuries.
Troopers estimate damage to Christians’ Blazer at $3,500, and damage to Fedders’ Pontiac at $3,000.
Christians was reportedly cited for Failure To Yield From A Stop Sign.
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Sheldon, Iowa — Two people were transported to the Sanford Sheldon Medical Center this morning following a 2-vehicle crash near Northwest Iowa Community College.
The accident, which happened at the intersection of Highway 18 and Marsh Avenue, was reported at about 8 o’clock this morning.
Iowa State Troopers, Sheldon Police, Sheldon Fire, Sheldon Ambulance and Sheldon EMA all assisted at the scene.
