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Three people were hospitalized after being involved in a crash on the city's far east side Sunday night.
Columbus police said the two-vehicle crash occurred in the 1800 block of Woodcrest Road at about 8 p.m.
Three people were transported to area hospitals with unknown conditions.
No charges were filed immediately.
One person was hospitalized after a five-vehicle crash in Westerville Sunday afternoon.
The crash occurred at Corporate Drive and Westerville Road near state Route 161 at about 4 p.m.
Westerville fire responded to the scene, where one man was extricated from his vehicle. He was transported to Riverside Methodist Hospital in stable condition.
Blendon Township police said several lanes of Westerville Road were closed during the investigation and cleanup. The lanes reopened at about 5:15 p.m.
A short pursuit in Cincinnati ended in a multi-vehicle crash and a driver on the run.
An Ohio state trooper tried to pull over a speeding car on Columbia Parkway just after 10 a.m., but the driver refused to stop.
The chase ended when the pursued car crashed into two others near the intersection of Columbia Parkway and Delta Avenue.
The driver of the fleeing car ran away from the scene into nearby woods. Officers searched for nearly an hour before finding the driver, Rico Master, 27.
Master faces charges for felony eluding and driving under suspension.
Ashley Spaulding, 17, Sierra Lindamood, 17, Dalton Williams, 19, seriously injured in two car crash.
Three teens were injured in a two-car crash late Thursday.
The Butler County Sheriff's Office said Ashley Spaulding, 17, of Trenton, was driving a 1998 Pontiac Sunfire southbound on Jacksonburg Road just south of Taylor School Road at around 10 p.m.
Deputies said that as Spaulding attempted to pass a vehicle, she apparently lost control, and her car began swerving, eventually sliding sideways across both lanes of traffic.
The Sunfire then collided with a northbound 2007 Chevrolet Cobalt, driven by Dalton Williams, 19, of Trenton.
Norfolk Southern investigators are looking into the cause of a train derailment that occurred in Chillicothe early Tuesday morning.
According to Chillicothe police, 20 cars went off the tracks between East 4th Street and East 7th Street at approximately 1 a.m. Tuesday.
There were no injuries reported, but the stretch of tracks is damaged, according to investigators.
The cars, which were carrying coal, did not tip over.
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