Sunday, September 12, 1999
Drivers' dispute on I-275 ends in two-car crash, two hurt
The Cincinnati Enquirer
ANDERSON TOWNSHIP — Two people were injured Saturday in a two-vehicle crash on Interstate 275 after a verbal altercation between the drivers.
After tailgating a compact car, the driver of a sport-utility vehicle passed the car, then hit the brakes, Hamilton County sheriff's deputies said. The driver of the car swerved to avoid an accident, lost control and hit the other vehicle, which then rolled over, deputies said.
Kraal Wiggins, 27, of Cincinnati, the driver of the car, was not injured. He was wearing a seat belt.
The driver of the SUV, Shaun Mohr, 21, also of Cincinnati, was treated for injuries at University Hospital and released.
A passenger in his vehicle, a 21-year-old woman, was in serious condition at the hospital. Her name was not available Saturday night. Neither Mr. Mohr nor his passenger wore seat belts, deputies said.
According to sheriff investigators, Mr. Mohr was following Mr. Wiggins closely about 1 p.m., then changed lanes and pulled alongside the car. The drivers then began arguing. Mr. Mohr then passed the car, changed lanes and hit the brakes.
The accident, which is being investigated by Hamilton County deputies, closed I-275 for more than an hour. No charges had been filed Saturday.
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