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Roadcam #20: Head-On Collision, Subsequent Semi T-Bone in Delaware County
Flag: no_captionsReal World Police | 2019-09-11
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The incident shown in this video took place on December 14, 2017 in Delaware County, Ohio, on US-23 between Lazelle Road and SR-750. As is seen in this video, 55-year-old Robert Fish of Columbus was driving a Toyota Corolla northbound on US-23 when he traveled left of the center line and struck a F...
The incident shown in this video took place on December 14, 2017 in Delaware County, Ohio, on US-23 between Lazelle Road and SR-750. As is seen in this video, 55-year-old Robert Fish of Columbus was driving a Toyota Corolla northbound on US-23 when he traveled left of the center line and struck a Ford Fusion head-on. The Fusion was immediately forced into the right lane — directly in the path of an oncoming semi. A fourth vehicle was struck by debris from the initial collision. The driver of the Fusion was transported to an area hospital with serious injuries and Fish was pronounced at the scene. Fish had been driving with three passengers, all of whom were hospitalized. One of those passengers, Lisa Hiles, 54, from Columbus, succumbed to her injuries at the hospital. The other two passengers sustained serious injuries. No one in Fish's car was wearing a seatbelt. All others involved were. (Which, I should add, is the reason I decided to share this video. Normally this kind of footage wouldn't make the cut, but it's an unfortunately 'good' reminder that seat belts actually do save lives.) Note: The original version of this description listed the Ford model as "Focus." The current version is correct. ~~~ New to the Roadcam series and wondering how it came about? Here's the scoop: In this channel's never-ending pursuit of the absolute best police videos, we often come across footage such as you see in this video — typically held by the police department that investigated the incident or accident, although sometimes acquired through other avenues. A couple of months ago I shared a sort-of-similar video with Patreon supporters and asked whether they thought the video belonged on Real World Police. Their unanimous and likely-correct answer was "no." At least not without context sufficient to show the video's nexus with the channel's purpose. But one of the messages I got alongside that was something like: "But... y'know... uhhh... we wouldn't mind seeing it here!" And thus, the Roadcam supporter-series was born. Today, one month later, we are hitting twenty episodes. Despite the fact that I have stretched the word "road" far beyond anything Webster might have imagined, I haven't been hearing complaints. This is Roadcam #20. With an incorrect title... (Lakewood, Washington is certainly not in Ohio.) ~~~ Like this video and want to see more? You can make that happen! The Roadcam series is one of the many rewards for Real World Police supporters on Patreon. Become a supporter today at: http://www.patreon.com/realworldpolice Prefer PayPal? http://paypal.me/realworldpolice Prefer nothing? That's totally fine. You will still get occasional teasers like this one, and there are more than 340 free full-length videos to enjoy.
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