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1 ejected, 1 trapped in Cherokee County truck crash

A person was reported trapped in a Cherokee County crash.
A person was reported trapped in a Cherokee County crash.
By Steve Burns
April 10, 2018

One person was ejected and another person was trapped when a truck crashed in Cherokee County, an official said Tuesday.

Both people were taken to hospitals, sheriff’s spokeswoman Marianne Kelley said. No information was released on their conditions.

Fire crews earlier worked to free the trapped person, Kelley said.

The crash was on Trinity Church Road near Wrights Mill Road.

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