LEWISTON — A Poland woman was injured Monday night when the SUV driven by her husband and a station wagon driven by a Massachusetts woman collided at Lincoln and Cedar streets.
Police Lt. David St. Pierre said Dawn Martell, 42, complained of pain and was taken to Central Maine Medical Center in Lewiston.
The 2002 Ford Explorer driven by her husband, Gerald Martell, 47, and a 2011 Subaru Outback driven by Sarah Dik, 21, of Boxford, Mass., collided. The Subaru rolled onto its side, he said.
Lewiston Fire Department blocked off the intersection while they freed Dawn Martell from the SUV.
Dik and her passengers were assessed by medical personnel and refused treatment.
Gerald Martell and his young daughter were questioned by emergency personnel. The daughter told them, “I feel good, I just want my mom.”
The accident is under investigation, St. Pierre said.
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- Gerald Martel of Poland, left, comforts his daughter as Lewiston police, fire and United Ambulance personel work to extricate his wife Dawn at the corner of Cedar and Lincoln Streets in Lewiston Monday night. Lt. John Cloutier, right, climbs into the other SUV to turn off the engine as paramedics, back right, enter Corner Variety to examine 21 year old Sarah Dik of Oxford, MA., driver of the Subaru, right.
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- Gerald Martel of Poland, left, comforts his daughter as Lewiston police, fire and United Ambulance personnel work to extricate his wife, Dawn, at Cedar and Lincoln streets in Lewiston on Monday night. Lt. John Cloutier, right, climbs into the Subaru station wagon to turn off the engine as paramedics, back right, enter Corner Variety store to examine 21-year-old Sarah Dik of Boxford, Mass, the driver of the Subaru.
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