One injured in early morning two-vehicle crash in Jefferson Township
Cass County deputies responded to the intersection of Pine Lake Street and Dailey Road around 4:20 a.m. Thursday for a crash that sent one person to the hospital.
A two-vehicle crash early Thursday morning sent one woman to the hospital, while another was treated at the scene, according to the Cass County Sheriff’s Office.
Deputies responded to the intersection of Pine Lake Street and Dailey Road around 4:20 a.m., where they determined that Melissa Finley, 58, of Edwardsburg, was traveling south on Dailey Road and attempting to turn east onto Pine Lake Street when her vehicle struck a northbound vehicle driven by 27-year-old Jenna Wilson of Cassopolis.
Finley was treated on scene and released. Wilson was transported by ambulance to South Bend Memorial Hospital for injuries sustained in the crash. Authorities said it is unknown whether seat belts were in use at the time of the incident.
The Edwardsburg Ontwa Police Department, Edwardsburg Fire Department, and SMCAS Ambulance assisted at the scene.
The crash remains under investigation.
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