Updated on March 11, 2018 at 1 p.m. — The Oklahoma Highway Patrol (OHP) has released some of the details from Saturday night’s two vehicle accident on Triplett Road that sent two people to the hospital.
In the OHP report, a 2002 Cadillac Escalade driven by Storm M Rucker, 23, of Guthrie, was traveling eastbound on Triplett Road when it went left of the center line and striking a 1999 Chevy Pickup head on.
The driver of the truck was Brandi L Kelley, 34, of Oklahoma City.
She was mediflighted to to OU Medical Center and admitted in critical condition with head injuries.
Rucker was treated and released at St. Anthony’s Hospital in Oklahoma City.
The OHP report lists the cause of collision and the condition of Rucker as “pending investigation.”
Original article on March 10, 2018
Two people were transported to hospitals following a multiple vehicle accident on E. Triplett Road on Saturday evening.At approximately 6:33 p.m., emergency crews responded to Triplett Road just west of the I-35 bridge for a head on collision.
Details of the accident were not immediately known at the scene, but a white pickup truck suffered major front end damage and blocked both the east and westbound lanes. The second vehicle went off the roadway and into the ditch along the north side.
A female victim was taken to an Oklahoma City hospital by helicopter and a male victim was taken by ground.
The Oklahoma Highway Patrol (OHP), the Guthrie Fire Department and the Logan County Sheriff’s Office were at the scene.
Guthrie News Page will release further details once those become available.
What’s the update on the head on collision two people in critical conditions
My sister Brandi is doing well. Please wear seatbelts, she did, and it saved her life.
My sister in law is the one they mediflighted and she was in trauma and then moved to icu. She has a long road of recovery ahead of her. But she will be ok. She was the only one that was in critical condition, the other driver was treated and released last night.
Female in white truck has been moved to ICU as of Monday 3/12/18.
The article said male in black SUV was treated & discharged that night.
Brandi is still in ICU and not very alert today. Prayers she starts becoming more alert so she can eat and drink. Otherwise she will have to have a feeding tube. We expect a full recovery but a long road ahead.
She has a fractured shoulder blade, small fracture to her spine and broken knee cap. Bleeding on the brain that is improving on its own.
Thanks for keeping her in your prayers.
Prayers up for Brandi from the Smith Family..
Brad, Misy, Andrew & Ethan are praying for you Brandi.
Hope she’s better soon. Michelle and Cassie Walker.
My sister in law has finally came to and she realizes that she was in a wreck. She is doing much better but we still have a long road ahead of us. Please keep continuing to pray for our family.