FRANKLIN COUNTY, Ohio — Four people were hurt following a two-vehicle crash Sunday night in southwest Franklin County.
The Franklin County Sheriff's Office confirmed that a head-on crash happened in the 6800 block of Harrisburg Pike. The call about the crash was received around 11 p.m.
According to the sheriff's office, A 2010 blue Chrysler Town and Country van was northbound on U.S. Route 62 when it crossed the center line and hit a 2014 silver Dodge Journey travelling southbound.
The driver of the Chrysler Town and Country, as well as the driver and two passengers in the Dodge Journey were taken to the hospital, the sheriff's office said.
At least two people were taken to Grant Medical Center. One person is in critical condition and another person's condition is listed as stable.
There's no word on the condition of the other two people involved in the crash.
Harrisburg Pike at Zuber Road was shut down for several hours, but has since reopened.
Officials are trying to determine the cause of the crash and it remains under investigation. Anyone with information regarding this crash can contact the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office Crash Investigation Unit at 614-525-611.
