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A collision involving two vehicles in Scottsbluff resulted in two people Tuesday.
The crash occurred around 2 p.m. in the westbound lane of Highway 26, just east of Avenue B. According to Sgt. Krisa Brass, a 90-year-old Scottsbluff man had suffered a medical emergency while he was driving, causing him to lose control of his vehicle as he drove on Highway 26 and into oncoming traffic. As the vehicle traveled eastbound in the westbound lanes, it collided with a 2017 Toyota Sienna driven by Adam Chaves, 39, of Scottsbluff. The driver of the Ford Focus was not identified.
Occupants of the vehicles were wheeled away on stretchers and transported by ambulance to Regional West Medical Center.
The Scottsbluff Police and Fire Departments, Nebraska State Patrol and Valley Ambulance Services all responded to the scene. They helped clear up debris. Brass said both vehicles were totaled. The westbound lane of Highway 26 between Avenue B and Fifth Avenue was temporarily closed as the wreckage was removed. The Scottsbluff Police Department investigated.
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Emergency services quickly arrived on scene after a two-vehicle crash just east of Avenue B on Highway 26. Two men were transported to Regional West Medical Center with injuries.
Tuesday's crash totaled a pair of vehicles and injured their occupants.
Fire department crews swept away debris following the crash. One lane of Highway 26 was closed while cleanup was underway.
The Scottsbluff Police and Fire Departments, Valley Ambulance Services and the Nebraska State Patrol all responded to the scene of Tuesday's crash.
At least two people were transported on stretchers into ambulances following the crash. The Scottsbluff Police Department are investigating the crash.
