UPDATE: WSP releases photos of military convoy rollover
Request Free ConsultationEASTON, WA – Troopers with the Washington State Patrol released images of today’s military-convoy accident through their official Twitter account.
This is an update to our earlier reporting.
According to a tweet by WSP, the accident took place shortly after 4 p.m. within the westbound lanes of I-90 at Milepost 47 in Easton.
Here are some pics from the collision WB 90 at MP 47. No injuries. #Closure for I-90 WB at Easton for recovery of the two convoy vehicles. Length of closure approximately 2 hours. Plan accordingly. Trying to get this cleared as quick as possible. Cause is brake failure. pic.twitter.com/qp6XD0yT78
— Trooper Rick Johnson (@wspd2pio) February 11, 2021
It is unclear if any injuries were sustained as a direct result of the crash. However, this portion of the interstate was shut down for at least two hours while the crash was investigated and cleared from the roadway. If you have been injured in an accident, or have lost a loved one to the reckless actions of another, the Seattle personal injury attorneys at Caffee Law are poised to help you fight back. We have helped numerous people through the legal process and are ready to aggressively represent you as well. Contact us at (206) 899-5415 or online to speak with an attorney today.
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