Two people were killed early Saturday and six were injured in a two-vehicle collision on Buckeye Road at Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard in Cleveland. Police said the two that died were thrown from the 1994 Dodge Caravan where they were riding with four other people. Daniel Sneed and Brandon Smith from Cleveland died of injuries they had gotten from the crash. The preliminary investigation revealed that the Caravan was heading eastbound on Buckeye going above the speed limit and then went through a red light at the intersection with Martin Luther King Jr. The Caravan then collided with a Ford E150 van, which was heading northbound at the crossroad.

The Cleveland Police said that “As a result of the impact, the Caravan spun out of control, ejecting two passengers, and subsequently hitting a tree”;” There was no reported seatbelt use by the occupants of the Caravan.” One occupant of the Caravan was pronounced dead at the scene of the accident by EMS. Another passenger was taken to MetroHealth Medical Center, where he died from his injuries. Three other passengers from the Caravan were taken to MetroHealth Medical Center with multiple injuries. The driver of the Caravan was treated at the hospital, and then arrested for aggravated vehicular homicide and aggravated vehicular assault. He had not been charged Saturday night. Police are waiting on the results of the driver’s blood tests.

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A woman died Monday morning from injuries sustained in a one-car accident that happened Sunday night on Interstate 77. The Summit County medical examiner’s office has identified the driver as Ebony Jones, of Akron. According to the State Highway Patrol, Jones was driving north on I-77 at 11:40 at night and then she lost control of her car. The vehicle then went off the right side of the road, and then had crossed the highway again and crashed into the concrete median, which then caused her vehicle to overturn. She was taken to Akron General Medical Center where she died Monday morning from injuries she had from the accident.

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Two people were killed and three other people were seriously injured Thursday night when a car hit a concrete barrier and then flipped over the barrier and landed on its roof, on Interstate 76 at the central interchange in downtown Akron. Rochelle Braziel of Akron, and Jeanette Weiss of Cleveland, were killed in the accident. Braziel was sitting in the front passenger seat while Weiss was in the back seat. The driver, James Woodruff of Akron, was admitted to Akron Medical Center. Two of the other passengers, Derrick Smith of Akron, and Brian Hudson of Akron were also taken to the hospital with injuries. The accident happened at 8:15 at night and the Akron police said that alcohol might have played a role in the crash.

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Ryan Dunn was killed in a one-car accident that took place in West Goshen, Pa. around 3:30 Monday morning.

Dunn was known primarily for his dangerous antics and practical jokes in the “Jackass” movies with his long-time friend Bam Margera. Ryan Dunn was only 34.

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A commercial tour bus traveling to New York City went off Interstate 95 in Virginia and flipped on its roof before dawn Tuesday, killing four people and injuring many more.

Sgt. Thomas Molnar says 58 people were on board, including the driver. The injured were taken to 11different hospitals in the Richmond and Fredericksburg-area. Duffel bags, luggage and broken glass still littered the highway hours after the crash.

Molnar told reporters during a briefing that the Sky Express Inc. bus was in route from Greensboro, N.C., to Chinatown in New York City when it deviated from the interstate, hit an embankment and flipped; The bus has since been righted but remains at the scene.

The bus left Greensboro at 10:30 p.m. Monday night. It had seatbelts for the driver but not for the passengers. State police believe the likely cause was driver fatigue but are still investigating. Molnar said the driver, who hasn’t been identified, suffered minor injuries and is cooperating with the investigation. The driver has not been charged in the case.

Federal authorities say nearly 2,800 spot safety checks of passenger buses across the country from March 28 through April 6 resulted in about 10 percent of the vehicles or drivers being taken off the road.

Virginia Commonwealth University Medical Center has 10 people in stable condition. VCU spokeswoman Anne Buckley says the hospital expects more patients to be transferred there from other hospitals. Mary Washington Hospital in Fredericksburg treated eight patients, whose injuries ranged from critical to minor. Spokeswoman Deborah Morris says one has been released. Spotsylvania Regional Medical Center officials said in a release that it treated eight people for minor injuries.

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