James Crow, 62, dies when tanker he was driving crashes, spills 7,000 gallons of milk to spill on Interstate 84 near Boardman, Oregon
Modified Date:
Tue, 03/29/2016 - 6:20amAccident Date:
Monday, March 28, 2016
Fatal tanker crash causes 7,000 gallons of milk to spill
The Oregonian reports that Oregon State Police say in a news release that James Crow had been driving a 2016 Freightliner Monday when it drifted off the highway and rolled onto its side. Rescuers worked for two hours to pull Crow from the wreckage. He was taken to a Portland hospital and later died.
Officials say the spilled milk ended up in a ditch near the crash site and had flowed into the state-managed Coyote Springs Wildlife area
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Type: Truck Accident
Topics:
Non-Fuel SpillPeople Involved:
James Crow
Roadway:
Interstate 84City:
Boardman, ORCounty:
Morrow County, OR
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