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Man hospitalized after hit-and-run crashes
Tuesday, April 28, 2009 | 1 comment(s)
A 79-year-old Bandon man, whose pickup hit two cars Sunday afternoon and then left the scene, ended up in the hospital, a Bandon police log said.
According to the log, at 12:20 p.m., someone driving a Dodge Dakota hit a 2003 Mercury Sable and a 1999 Cadillac while they were parked in the First Baptist Church parking lot, 2952 Oregon Ave. S.W.
The pickup owner, Billy Seelye, was taken to Southern Coos Hospital & Health Center for unknown reasons. A nursing supervisor Monday said she couldn't comment on patients' conditions.
According to the log, at 12:20 p.m., someone driving a Dodge Dakota hit a 2003 Mercury Sable and a 1999 Cadillac while they were parked in the First Baptist Church parking lot, 2952 Oregon Ave. S.W.
The pickup owner, Billy Seelye, was taken to Southern Coos Hospital & Health Center for unknown reasons. A nursing supervisor Monday said she couldn't comment on patients' conditions.
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