November 14, 2007

• Accident update:

  A Sterling woman driving the wrong way on Rt. 7 near the Clark County line
  Monday night caused a three-vehicle crash that left all three drivers injured
  and traffic shut down for six hours.
  
  Around 8 p.m. yesterday, the Loudoun
  County Sheriff's Office received reports of a Toyota Corolla traveling westbound
  in the eastbound lanes of Rt. 7 near Blueridge Mountain Road. According to
  authorities, moments later, the driver of the Toyota, Darcy Moore, 25, of
  Sterling, struck a 2000 Audi A6 being driven by Jennifer Jeremiah, 33, of
  Winchester. The crash sent Moore's vehicle into the median and Jeremiah's car
  spinning where it was then hit by a 2002 Subaru WRX driven by Pascale Roy, 30,
  of Leesburg.
  
  Moore was airlifted to Inova Fairfax Hospital for treatment
  of life-threatening injuries. She remains hospitalized and is listed in critical
  condition. Jeremiah was transported to Winchester Hospital and treated for
  serious injuries. Roy was taken to the Cornwall campus of Inova Loudoun Hospital
  where he was treated for minor injuries.
  
  The crash remains under
  investigation by the sheriff's office as its tries to determine how Moore ended
  up driving on the wrong side of the road. Sheriff's office spokesperson Kraig
  Troxell said he did not know at this time whether alcohol was a factor.

  I am surprised she's alive.

  • 12:46 pm
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