Ashley Knuth-Formato and David Mitchell killed in collision involving dump truck at Mannington-Yorktown Road and Alloway-Woodstown Road in Salem County, New Jersey
Modified Date:
Sat, 07/29/2023 - 7:29amAccident Date:
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Ashley Knuth-Formato was among two drivers who died in a crash with a dump truck Thursday, July 27 in Salem County. The 36-year-old Bridgeton mom, along with David Mitchell, of Woodstown, both died.
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The trucks collided at the intersection resulting in fatal injuries to both drivers, Curry said.
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Type: Truck Accident
People Involved:
Ashley Knuth-Formato
David Mitchell
Roadway:
Mannington-Yorktown RoadCounty:
Salem County, NJArea:
Trenton-NJ