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Off-Road Crash Leaves 2 Hospitalized

by KREX News Room
by Cori Coffin

Story Created: Jan 13, 2013 at 2:08 AM MDT

Story Updated: Jan 13, 2013 at 2:09 AM MDT

MESA COUNTY, Colo - Two people were rushed to the hospital Saturday night after being pinned beneath a truck.

Authorities with the Mesa County Sheriff's office say the men were off-roading west of Horse Mountain at about 36 5/8 Road, south of Palisade, when the truck one was driving rolled down an estimated 40-foot ledge, pinning both men underneath the vehicle.

Authorities don't have any word on their condition yet, but both men were air-lifted to the hospital.

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Sunshine said on Sunday, Jan 13 at 9:17 AM

DAAAHHHHHH!

Geo said on Sunday, Jan 13 at 10:47 AM

36 5/8 or did U mean "...west of 39 Road?"

Anonymous said on Sunday, Jan 13 at 10:20 PM

And how much of my tax dollars were spent dealing with morons 4 wheeling in the snow?

Candy said on Sunday, Feb 3 at 9:53 AM

To anonymous , how does it feel to be so self righteous? The driver pays plenty of his own tax dollars in and has Insurance. He is thankful for the help he received and regrets his decision that day. May you and any of your morons never make a bad decision. just know if they do I would not judge I would show concern!

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