LOGAN COUNTY — Two drivers have been taken to the hospital with serious injuries after a three-vehicle, head-on collision on a busy state Route.
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Ohio State Highway Patrol Sergeant Tyler Ross confirmed troopers from the Marysville Post responded to the crash on state Route 117 in Huntsville in Logan County.
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The troopers were dispatched at 8:45 a.m. Wednesday.
Taylor Stanchin, 28, was driving a Tesla Model 3 southbound on SR 117.
Ephantus Osoro, 33, was driving behind the Tesla in a Volkswagen Taos.
Osoro ‘failed to leave assured clear distance ahead’ and hit Stanchin from the rear, according to the report.
Osoro then traveled left of the centerline and crashed into a Kia Soul traveling northbound, head-on.
The Kia was driven by 37-year-old Ashley Thomas.
Stanchin was not injured.
Osoro was transported by MedFlight to The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center for serious injuries.
Thomas was initially transported by ground ambulance, but was then taken by air ambulance to Grant Medical Center for serious injuries, according to the report.
The Marysville Post will continue to investigate.
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