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A five-car crash in south Allentown Wednesday morning left some injured and tied up traffic through some of the morning rush hour. The accident happed at 6:08 a.m. this morning when one car tried to go straight but was in the turning lane in the 1000 block of Lehigh Street, near Wyoming Street. The impact set off a chain of collisions. Assistant Police Chief Jorge Medero said this morning there were some injuries but did not immediately have details. Emergency radio dispatch initially included calls for a rescue, but Medero said no rescue was required.

A Coplay couple were seriously injured Wednesday morning when their car blew a tire and crashed into a tree in North Whitehall Township, police said. Douglas Lloyd, 79, was driving west at 4101 Sand Spring Road at 10:55 a.m. when a tire failed and he lost control of the car, which went off the right shoulder, state police at Bethlehem said. After the car hit the tree, it flew into the brick and wooden Sand Spring Apartments sign in front of the apartment complex, about 160 feet east of Park View Drive, Trooper Daniel Jones said.

A Pocono Summit woman has been arrested on suspicion of drunken driving in a Feb. 16 Mount Pocono car crash, from which she fled on foot when she was told police were on the way, police said. Charmain Ottley, 34, left footprints in the snow after the 11:15 p.m. crash into the front yard at Spruce Drive and Mountain Road, Pocono Mountain Regional police said. Police determined that Ottley was the driver and found her a short time later and not far away riding in another car as a passenger, police said.Though she still does not think justice was served, Bonnie Brader said Friday that she believes there's a reason God spared Amber Washko, the drunken driver involved in the car crash that took her son's life. "It's clear to me that God intended for Amber to walk away from that horrible accident," she said. "It's the only explanation I can understand. " Brader was in Lehigh County Court on Friday to attend Washko's sentencing hearing. Washko, 31, of Catasauqua, was ordered to serve three to six months in the county jail and pay a $2,000 fine.A portion of Country Club Road in Bethlehem Township will be closed until about 10 p.m. Saturday night. A car accident occurred on the road around 4 p.m. Saturday, and a vehicle crashed into a utility pole, knocking it down, according to emergency dispatchers. The police and fire department have left the scene, but the PPL crews are working to restore the pole, the dispatcher said. Country Club Road is closed between Green Pond and Hecktown roads. The road should be open again by tonight.A 22-year-old Northampton County woman died Sunday after her car veered off the northbound lanes of Route 33 in Plainfield Township. Police said Shawnalai Werkheiser of Nazareth was driving at a high rate of speed near mile marker 14.3 when she lost control of her car. Witnesses had seen her weaving between lanes before the crash, according to police. The car left the east side of the road, striking a traffic sign and a tree before coming to a stop. Two bystanders, one of them a nurse, pulled Werkheiser from the car and tried to resuscitate her, state police said. woman was injured in Allentown late Tuesday when she crashed into a parked car on West Walnut Street in the city. The accident happened in a light rain at 11:20 p.m. in the 700 block of Walnut Street, where the woman, who appeared to be in her 60s, was driving east on the one-way street, witnesses said. Her car spun into a parked car. She told police a white truck cut her off, sending her into the parked car. In the collision, her car also clipped a passing car. The woman, who had a "PD" physical disabilities license plate, was taken by Allentown EMS to a hospital.An Allentown teen who allegedly stole two cars in Upper Macungie last week, crashing one, had his bail reduced at his preliminary hearing Thursday. Patrick K. Taylor Jr., 18, gave up his right to a preliminary hearing Thursday before District Judge Rod Beck who also cut his bail in half to $50,000. Taylor is charged with two counts each of theft, receiving stolen property and unauthorized use of an automobile, and one count each of possession of drug paraphernalia and having an accident involving damage to unattended vehicle or property

A Bethlehem woman was injured Saturday morning when she lost control of her car in the pouring rain on Interstate 78 in Allentown and crashed into a concrete barrier, police said. Viviana Russell, 31, was driving west on I-78 at about 7 a.m. and, despite slowing down for the wet highway, slipped into the barrier on the north side of the highway, spun, hit the barrier again, and then slid across three lanes and crashed into the median, state police at Fogelsville said. No other vehicle was involved in the accident.A woman was injured in Allentown late Tuesday when she crashed into a parked car on West Walnut Street in the city. The accident happened in a light rain at 11:20 p.m. in the 700 block of Walnut Street, where the woman, who appeared to be in her 60s, was driving east on the one-way street, witnesses said. Her car spun into a parked car. She told police a white truck cut her off, sending her into the parked car. In the collision, her car also clipped a passing car. The woman, who had a "PD" physical disabilities license plate, was taken by Allentown EMS to a hospital.

A 22-year-old Northampton County woman died Sunday after her car veered off the northbound lanes of Route 33 in Plainfield Township. Police said Shawnalai Werkheiser of Nazareth was driving at a high rate of speed near mile marker 14.3 when she lost control of her car. Witnesses had seen her weaving between lanes before the crash, according to police. The car left the east side of the road, striking a traffic sign and a tree before coming to a stop. Two bystanders, one of them a nurse, pulled Werkheiser from the car and tried to resuscitate her, state police said

A car crashed into a utility pole on the west side of Nazareth on Wednesday night, snapping the pole, which dangled precariously over the damaged vehicle. The driver and a passenger were able to free themselves after the 11:20 p.m. accident at 5 S. Convent Ave., near Center Street, but the damaged pole and its electric lines prevented towing the car. "The car can't be moved until Met-Ed gets there," an officer said. "If that pole comes down, it's going right into a house. " A Northampton County emergency dispatcher said Met-Ed would try to have a repair crew on the scene by 1:30 a.m. There were no reports of power outages.State police have identified the Lehighton woman who was injured seriously last week when her car hit a parked camper trailer in East Penn Township. Tammy Stiver, 37, of N. Second Street, was knocked out when her eastbound car went off E. Lizard Creek Road, Route 895, at 2:40 p.m. and crashed into the trailer, pushing it down an embankment, state police at Lehighton said Tuesday. Lehighton Ambulance took her from the accident scene to a helicopter, which flew her to Lehigh Valley Hospital-Cedar Crest.South Whitehall Township police have announced that a car crash that split a utility pole Monday night has forced them to close a section of Mauch Chunk Road until around noon Tuesday. A westbound car on Presidential Drive crossed over Mauch Chunk Road about 10 p.m. and left the road, smashing through a guardrail and hitting the pole, police said. The driver and passenger were injured. At 1 a.m. Tuesday, a PPL repair crew was at the accident scene, and 789 homes and businesses in South Whitehall had lost electricity.Two Pen Argyl residents were hurt seriously Wednesday when a car crashed into a tree in the Poconos, police said. Troy Bittenberger Jr., 19, was driving the car north on Merwinsburg Road, west of Valley Road in Chestnuthill Township, at 12:05 p.m. when the vehicle crossed the double center lines and went off the road, state police at Fern Ridge said. Bittenberger and his passenger, Kimberly A. Searfoss, 20, suffered major injuries in the accident, police said. They were taken by West End Ambulance and Central Pocono Ambulance to Pocono Medical Center in East Stroudsburg.A 36-year-old Kresgeville man was killed Monday night in a single-car accident on Route 209 in Monroe County, and state police attributed the accident to speeding. Michael Melascaglia was pronounced dead at the scene of the accident, which occurred about 11:50 p.m. just north of Frable Road in Chestnuthill Township. Although a state police news release and some public records listed Melascaglia's address in Budd Lake, N.J., other recent public records indicate he lived in the Kresgeville section of Polk Township.A 36-year-old Kresgeville man was killed Monday night in a single-car accident on Route 209 in Monroe County, and state police attributed the accident to speeding. Michael Melascaglia was pronounced dead at the scene of the accident, which occurred about 11:50 p.m. just north of Frable Road in Chestnuthill Township. Although a state police news release and some public records listed Melascaglia's address in Budd Lake, N.J., other recent public records indicate he lived in the Kresgeville section of Polk Township.

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