James Gill and Edward Dimmick injured in semi crash on I-82 just south of Kennewick on June 14
Modified Date:
Thu, 03/03/2016 - 10:50amAccident Date:
Thursday, June 13, 2013Dropped soda can blamed for Wash. semi crash
The Washington State Patrol says a dropped can of soda is to blame for a crash that injured two semi-truck drivers south of Kennewick.
Dropped soda blamed for semi-truck collision
An accident that injured the drivers of two semi-trucks is being blamed on a can of soda.
James Gill, 42, of Kennewick, dropped a can of soda on the floorboard of his 2010 Freightliner while driving on Interstate 82 about seven miles south of Kennewick just before 4 p.m. Friday, the Washington State Patrol said.
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Type: Truck Accident
People Involved:
James Gill
Edward A. Dimmick
Roadway:
Interstate 82City:
Kennewick, WACounty:
Benton County, WA
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