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Industry woman hurt in single car crash

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An Industry woman was hurt after her sedan went off Ramsdell Road in Farmington Saturday morning.
An Industry woman was injured after her sedan went off Ramsdell Road in Farmington Saturday morning. (Photo courtesy of the Farmington Police Department)

FARMINGTON – A 22-year-old Industry woman was injured when her sedan went off the road and into a ditch Saturday morning.

Farmington police Officer Ryan Rosie said Kasaundra Shurtleff was driving a 2000 Ford Contour sedan on her way to work when she apparently fell asleep at the wheel as she was heading down a steep section of Ramsdell Road. Her car crossed the road and landed in a ditch.

Emergency crews were called at 6:46 a.m. Saturday.

Shurtleff, complaining of lower back pain Rosie said, was transported by NorthStar ambulance to Franklin Memorial Hospital. She was then transferred to Maine Medical Center in Portland. A spokeswoman there said on Monday that Shurtleff had been treated and released from the hospital.

Shurtleff, Rosie said, was not wearing a seat belt at the time of the accident. The sedan was substantially damaged.

Farmington Fire Rescue personnel, a State Police trooper and a University of Maine at Farmington Department of Public Safety officer assisted at the scene.

Kasaundra Shurtleff was driving a 2000 Ford Contour sedan on her way to work when she apparently fell asleep at the wheel as she was heading down a steep section of Ramsdell Road. (Photo courtesy of the Farmington Police Department)
Kasaundra Shurtleff was driving a 2000 Ford Contour sedan on her way to work when she apparently fell asleep at the wheel as she was heading down a steep section of Ramsdell Road. (Photo courtesy of the Farmington Police Department)
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