
Two Men Seriously Injured after Three-Vehicle Crash in Maine
Two men were seriously injured Friday evening after a three-vehicle rollover crash in Limington.
Two Men Seriously Injured after Three-Vehicle Crash
The Maine State Police said 85-year-old Robert Letellier from Biddeford did not stop at a red light at the intersection of Route 25 and Route 11, and collided with Michael Simpson from Limington.
Driver was Ejected from Pickup and Not Wearing Seatbelt
Letellier was ejected from his 1957 Ford pickup. He was not wearing a seatbelt, according to Troopers.
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Man was Critically Injured and Taken to the Hospital
Letellier was critically injured and transported to Maine Medical in Portland for emergency procedures.
Second Truck Rolled Over and Driver Seriously Injured
Simpson's Dodge truck rolled over from the impact. He was seriously injured and was also taken to Maine Medical Center.
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Third Vehicle Hit
Letellier’s truck hit a Honda Civic driven by 26-year-old Salma Khalifa from Saco. No injuries were reported.
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Crash Under Ongoing Investigation
The crash was under investigation by the Maine State Police Reconstruction team and the Southern Field Troop.
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