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At Least 1 Dead After Car Crashes Into Tree In Beaver County

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at least 1 dead after car crashes into tree in beaver county

SOUTH BEAVER TOWNSHIP, Pa. — At least one person is dead after a car crashed into a tree in Beaver County on Tuesday night. The crash happened on Route 168 near the Rainbow Veterinary Hospital in South Beaver Township. Emergency dispatchers confirmed to Channel 11 that a vehicle hit a tree. Beaver County Chief Deputy Coroner William Pasquale said the crash is under investigation. Download the FREE WPXI News app for breaking news alerts.

(File Photo of a South Beaver Township Police Patch) (South Beaver Township, PA) A car crashed into a tree last night in South Beaver Township which ended up killing at least one person. The crash occurred on Route 168 close to the Rainbow Veterinary Hospital in South Beaver Township. The vehicle that was involved in this crash hit a tree, which was confirmed to WPXI by emergency disptachers. According to Beaver County Chief Deputy Coroner William Pasquale, this crash is under investigation. Dispatchers said 2 people were taken to the hospital

Dispatchers said 2 people were taken to the hospital Dispatchers said 2 people were taken to the hospital A 16-year-old who was killed during a single-vehicle accident in Beaver County has now been identified. The Beaver County coroner said Connor Lutz was pronounced dead at the scene after a vehicle hit into a tree along Ferry Road in North Sewickley around 10:30 p.m. Friday night. One teen is dead and two others are injured after their vehicle crashed into a tree in North Sewickley Township, Beaver County, Friday evening, state police said.

According to a press release, the accident happened on the 600 block of Harpers Ferry Road just after 10:30 p.m. State police said the driver was a 16-year-old male, as well as the front seat passenger, and a 14-year-old male in the back seat. The press release states that their vehicle left the roadway for an unspecified reason and struck a tree. According to state police, the 16-year-old front seat passenger was pronounced dead at the scene. Two teens were injured when a vehicle crashed into a tree in Beaver County. Beaver County dispatchers say emergency crews were called to Bocktown Road in Raccoon Township at around 5:10 p.m.

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