INDIANA: Semi-truck driver William Woods of Ohio charged with OWI-drugs after his rollover wreck that closed I-70

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Vigo – Indiana State Police report that on December 4, 2019, at approximately 2:00 a.m., Senior Trooper David Petrowski and the Vigo County Sheriff’s Department responded to a semi rollover on Interstate 70 westbound near the one-mile marker, which resulted in the arrest of a Dayton, Ohio man for driving while intoxicated.

What’s gonna happen to that commercial driver’s permit, now, Bucko?

JESUS saved everyone on this bus being operated by drunk driver Wilton B Carr, 82, of Gary, Indiana on their way home from Chicago on Indiana Toll Rd. Feb. 25, 2019

Preliminary investigation revealed that William W. Woods, age 51, of Dayton, Ohio, was driving a 2018 Volvo semi tractor-trailer west on Interstate 70 when he left the roadway, driving off the right side of Interstate 70.  Woods then over-corrected, causing the tractor-trailer to roll onto the driver’s side and into the ditch. Further investigation by Master Trooper Petrowski revealed that Woods displayed signs of impairment and was under the influence of a controlled substance.  Woods did sustain injuries from the accident and was transported to Regional Hospital for medical care.  Once cleared medically, Woods was arrested and taken to the Vigo County Jail where he is currently being held on bond.

Interstate 70 westbound, at the one-mile marker, was reduced down to one lane for approximately three hours while the accident scene was being cleaned.

Assisting Agencies:  Vigo County Sheriff’s Department, West Terre Haute Police Department, and Peffley and Hinshaw Wrecker Service.

Arrested and Charges:  William W. Woods, 51, Dayton, OH

Jesus Saves Bus Ministry crashed on I-80 Indiana Toll Road injuring five people piloted by 82-year-old Wilton B. Carr of Gary, Indiana jailed on OWI charge.

Operating a Vehicle with a Schedule I or II Controlled Substance, Class A Misdemeanor

Operating a Vehicle While Intoxicated Endangering a Person, Class C Misdemeanor

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