Edward M. Dahm, 86, and his dog killed, several people injured in SUV collision with motor coach on U.S. 33 near Fort Wayne, Indiana
Modified Date:
Thu, 12/22/2016 - 6:55pmAccident Date:
Thursday, December 22, 2016
1 dead, 16 hurt after SUV crashes head-on into bus traveling to Columbus
Police say the driver of the SUV and his dog were killed. They say the bus went into a ditch, and about 16 of the approximately 40 passengers aboard went to hospitals with non-critical injuries.
Mike's Carwash co-founder dies in bus-SUV crash
Edward M. Dahm, 86, who in 1948 co-founded what later became Mike’s Express Carwash with his brother Joe, died in the crash, the Whitley County Sheriff’s Department told WANE-15 in Fort Wayne.
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Type: Bus Accident
People Involved:
Edward M. Dahm
Roadway:
U.S. 33City:
Fort Wayne, INCounty:
Allen County, INArea:
Ft. Wayne, IN
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