Early Tuesday morning, around 7:53 a.m., Montgomery County Sheriff’s Deputies and emergency medics responded to a two‑vehicle collision at the intersection of Shiloh Springs Road and Wolf Road in Harrison Township. According to the sheriff’s office, the crash involved a Chevrolet Cruze and a Dodge Charger, both of which suffered significant front‑end damage.
Investigation and citation
Deputies determined that the driver of the Chevrolet Cruze was at fault for the collision. The investigation concluded that the driver failed to yield the right of way while attempting a left turn onto Shiloh Springs Road, striking the oncoming Dodge Charger. As a result, the driver was cited for the traffic violation.
Injuries and medical response
At least one occupant of the vehicles required medical attention for minor injuries. The injured party was transported to a local hospital, treated, and released the same day. No serious injuries were reported.
Safety reminder from local law enforcement
Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office spokesperson Deputy Sheriff James Miller emphasized the importance of yielding when making left‑turn maneuvers, especially at busy intersections. “Yielding the right of way is a fundamental traffic rule that protects all road users,” Miller said. “We encourage drivers to stay alert, obey traffic signals, and give ample space when turning across oncoming traffic.”
Community impact
The crash caused temporary lane closures on Shiloh Springs Road while investigators documented the scene and cleared the debris. Traffic flow returned to normal within an hour, minimizing disruption for commuters in the Harrison Township area.
What residents can do
Residents are reminded to report hazardous driving behavior to the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office and to use the department’s online portal for non‑emergency traffic citations. The sheriff’s office continues to monitor high‑traffic intersections and will increase patrols during peak commuting hours to deter unsafe driving practices.
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Original reporting: WHIO-TV Dayton (local) — read the source article.
