Officers from the Plymouth Police Department responded to a two vehicle personal injury crash Wednesday morning at 11:40 at the intersection of Michigan Street and McDonald’s.
Officer John Weir was the investigating officer.
A distracted driver appears to be the cause. The crash report states that 22 year old Kameron Flynn of Plymouth was north bound on Michigan Street in a 2010 Toyota. As he approached the intersection at McDonalds’s he looked down and when he looked up, the traffic light was red.
Flynn struck a 2007 Pontiac driven by 27 year old Dustin Cripe of Knox who was pulling out from McDonald’s.
A passenger in Cripe’s vehicle was transported by Plymouth EMS to minor injuries.
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