Four teens treated for injuries after car goes ‘airborn’ near Sequim

Published 12:01 am Thursday, July 7, 2016

This vehicle left the road near Sequim in a rollover wreck Tuesday evening. (Ed Evans/KSQM Radio)
This vehicle left the road near Sequim in a rollover wreck Tuesday evening. (Ed Evans/KSQM Radio)

SEQUIM –– Four teenagers, all under 18, were treated for injuries after a rollover crash at Woodcock and Holland roads Tuesday.

The female driver was reportedly driving upwards of 90 mph at about 6:15 p.m. on Holland Road when the car hit a bump, flew through the air and rolled three times in a field, said Brian King, chief criminal deputy of the Clallam County Sheriff’s Office.

“They actually went airborn over that rise,” he said.

One passenger broke a finger in the wreck, while others sustained minor injuries, King said.

King said speed was what led to the wreck and that alcohol and drugs are not suspected.