Lake Grove crash sends 5 people to the hospital
Several people were hospitalized overnight following a crash in Lake Grove early Saturday.
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Aug 22, 2020, 10:37 AM
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2ds agoSeveral people were hospitalized overnight following a crash in Lake Grove early Saturday.
Suffolk County police say the accident happened on Nesconset Highway around 1 a.m.
They say a BMW caught on fire after colliding with a minivan. The BMW's engine then detached and was blocking the highway.
Police say the driver of the BMW was issued several traffic citations for refusing a pre-screen breath test, running a red light and speeding.
He was taken to the hospital along with the driver of the minivan and three passengers.
No one was seriously injured.
Suffolk County police say the accident happened on Nesconset Highway around 1 a.m.
They say a BMW caught on fire after colliding with a minivan. The BMW's engine then detached and was blocking the highway.
Police say the driver of the BMW was issued several traffic citations for refusing a pre-screen breath test, running a red light and speeding.
He was taken to the hospital along with the driver of the minivan and three passengers.
No one was seriously injured.
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