Cyr Court crash could lead to charges
Posted: 07/02/2012 12:34:23 PM EDT
BENNINGTON - Police are awaiting the results of a blood analysis through the Vermont forensics lab after a man struck three vehicles and a tree along Cyr Court later in the evening Saturday.

Police Lt. Lloyd Dean in a written release reported that 22-year-old Richard Davis was being investigated for driving under the influence, driving with a suspended license, and negligent operation following Saturday's incident. Charges were pending the results of an evidentiary blood test.

Dean said that police initially responded to a report of a fight in progress, at 126 Fillmore Street. While officers were responding to that call, a second report of a three car motor vehicle crash with injury was reported at approximately 9:45 p.m. on Cyr Court a short distance away. Upon investigation, police found the crash and fight compliant were connected.

According to police, Davis was found semi-conscious in his vehicle in the dooryard at 52 Cyr Court, after having struck three vehicles and a tree. Davis had to be extricated by Bennington Rural Fire Department from the vehicle, and he was transported to Southwestern Vermont Medical Center by Bennington Rescue with non-life threatening injuries.

State police and the Bennington County Sheriff's Department also assisted with the investigation.

- Zeke Wright







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