4 injured, including infant, when van and semi collide on U.S. 75 south of Burlington, Kansas

Modified Date:

Fri, 06/07/2019 - 2:28pm

Accident Date:

Wednesday, November 25, 2015

Four had possible injuries in Osage County crash

Four people sustained possible injuries in a two-vehicle crash in Osage County on Wednesday night. Dash had injuries, and Vehrs was taken as a precaution due to possible injuries. Cole was taken to Coffey County Hospital with possible injuries. King had possible injuries, but wasn’t taken to a hospital, according to the KHP log. Schaefer’s van crossed the center line for an unknown reason and struck a 2014 CMV FRHT driven by Mark King, 38, of Des Moines.

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Type: Truck Accident

Topics:

Children/Minors Involved

People Involved:

Cole Schaefers

Dievda J. Dash

Jackson Vehrs

Mark King

Roadway:

U.S. 75

County:

Osage County, KS

Area:

Topeka, KS