A crash still remains under investigation by Toledo police after two pedestrians became victims in a car crash.

Stefanie Arnold, 27, and Chelsea Skoch, 23, from northeast Ohio were walking along Miami Street near the North I-75 exit ramp when they were clipped by a passing sports utility vehicle. Reports indicated that both pedestrians suffered severe traumatic injuries.

Authorities announced Arnold was dead at the scene, while Skoch was transported to Mercy St. Vincent Medical Center for medical attention. She is currently in critical condition at this time.

The driver of the vehicle said he lost control of his vehicle while heading down Miami Street at 8:20 p.m. Sunday night. 41-year-old Michael Yates swerved his SUV off the right side of the road where he struck the two women on the sidewalk. The vehicle then struck a fire hydrant before stopping 150 feet away.

Yates was taken to St. Vincent where he was treated for his injuries and released.

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The Charles E. Boyk Law Offices sends their condolences to the families of a woman in her late 60s who was killed and a man in his early 70s that is in critical condition following an apparent murder and attempted suicide.

Police were sent to a home on Summerfield Way, in the Sycamore Crossing neighborhood around 4:30 p.m. for a welfare check after the couple did not show up for a meeting.

Inside the home, they found a woman dead and a man, believed to be her husband, in medical distress.

The couple’s names were withheld pending the notification of next of kin. Police declined to say how the woman died.

The man was transported to Gwinnett Medical Center, where he remains in critical condition.

Investigators at the scene Monday were waiting to execute a search warrant at the home.

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2003 Ford pick-up truck driven by 53 year-old Gary Ostrom was traveling north when his car slid off the roadway.

The vehicle rolled over and both passengers were thrown from the car. Before stopping in the median, the car hit a police car.

Gary was taken by ambulance to Sturdy Hospital where he was pronounced dead. His 19 year-old son, Joshua Ostrom was air lifted to the Hospitals in critical condition.

The State Police are still investigating the fatal accident and trying to determine if black ice was a contributing factor.

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