Krystye Betteny, 26, of Paris, was injured when the 2005 Chevrolet Equinox she was driving north and a 1991 Jeep Cherokee driven by Reginald Mains, 88, of Otisfield, collided, Oxford Patrolman Zane Loper said.
A nursing supervisor at the hospital said Friday night that Betteny was treated and released.
Loper said Mains was pulling out of the TD Bank parking lot onto Route 26 when the collision occurred. The impact sent Mains’ car across the highway, sideswiping a 2011 Nissan Rogue driven south by Michael Hall, 67, of Hebron. Neither he nor his passenger, Eugenia Hall, 56, of Hebron, was injured.
Mains, who had his dog with him, was also uninjured.
Loper said no citations were issued.
Loper said the Nissan Rogue sustained damage to the driver’s door but was driven from the scene. The other two vehicles were towed away.
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- At least one person has been taken to Stephens Memorial Hospital in Norway for treatment after a three-car accident on Route 26 by the Oxford Plaza around 10:30 a.m. Friday. Although details are sketchy, witnesses said a car was spun off the road when an second car came out of the TD Bank parking lot onto Route 26. A third car was also hit. Pictured is one of the victims being checked out by rescue workers.
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- Oxford firefighters and rescue personnel work at the scene of a crash on Route 26 near Oxford Plaza on Friday morning.
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- Krystye Betteny, 26, of Paris, is assisted by Oxford Rescue personnel following a three-car accident on Route 26 in Oxford on Friday morning.
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