Logan County, OH (July 8, 2026) – A serious injury crash was reported on Monday afternoon, July 6, at Township Road 179 and County Road 10 in Logan County, where a woman was injured in a two-vehicle collision around 3 p.m.
According to rescue crews, a 2019 Dodge Ram 1500 driven by 35-year-old Danny Ramirez of Urbana was traveling south on Township Road 179. After stopping at a stop sign, Ramirez reportedly failed to yield to a 2017 Honda CR-V traveling east on County Road 10.
The pickup truck struck the Honda, causing both vehicles to leave the roadway and enter a ditch. The Honda driver, identified as Lorna Campbell of Quincy, was flown by MedFlight to Grand Medical Center in Columbus with suspected serious injuries. Ramirez was not injured and was cited for failure to yield.
Both vehicles sustained disabling damage and were removed from the scene. This is a developing story. Our hearts are with the injured, and we hope for their healing.
How Failure-to-Yield Crashes Can Cause Serious Injuries
Failure-to-yield crashes can happen when one driver enters an intersection without enough time or space to avoid another vehicle. These collisions may result in significant damage because vehicles traveling on the roadway may have limited time to react.
Investigators may review traffic signs, vehicle positions, roadway conditions, and witness accounts to determine what happened. Damage patterns can also help show the direction and force of impact. This information can provide a clearer picture of the circumstances surrounding an intersection crash.
