JACKSON TOWNSHIP, Monroe County, Pa., Nov. 10, 2026 — Two people were hurt in a crash early on Sunday morning, November 8, near 2700 Mountain Road in Jackson Township, according to Pennsylvania State Police. One person was reportedly unconscious at the scene.
The crash was reported shortly after midnight, according to dispatch communications. Pennsylvania State Police from the Fern Ridge station responded along with Monroe County EMS Station 27 crews and a second medic unit. A man suffered a head strike, and a woman reportedly had a possible broken leg, per information relayed between responding units.
An air medical helicopter was placed on standby as crews assessed the injuries, but it was called off a short time later after EMS determined ground transport was sufficient. Both patients were taken to a hospital by ambulance, according to radio updates. Responding units cleared the scene about an hour and a half after the initial call.
The crash remains under investigation by Pennsylvania State Police. No further details on the vehicles involved or a possible cause have been released.
We wish those injured a full recovery.
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