Flashing of the landfill outside the landfill dump of the ocean caused by speed, police reports

Manchester City, New Jersey, Smith Small on the State Highway 70 on Wednesday morning, leaving a driver with life-threatening injuries, police said.

The accident happened at about 11:48 am near Green Acres Road, when the driver, 65-year-old David Santan from Point-Plebitant, tried to turn left into the entrance of the Ocean County Landmark. The authorities said Santana was traveling at a high speed and lost control during braking, causing a truck from the 2004 landfill to its passenger side.

Emergency response arrived to find a thrown truck at the intersection. Santana was injured and was transported to the ocean medical center for treatment and evaluation.

Police temporarily closed parts of the carriageway to ensure cleaning and investigation. Several agencies, including the Manchester Emergency Service, the Manchester Fire Service and the Volunteer Fire Service of Ridjweva, assisted at the scene. Rites and accurate towing the rite were also called for removal of the vehicle.

The State Department of Transportation of New Jersey assisted in traffic control because the crews worked to clean the highway. There were no other vehicles in the accident, and the authorities did not report additional injuries.

Officials have stated that dangerous speed seems to be a major factor that contributes, although the investigation remains constant. Ptl. The Brendan brush of the Road Safety Department is dealing.