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(KMZA)--Two St. James, Missouri residents were injured Sunday morning in a two-vehicle rear end collision on U.S. 36 Highway in Nemaha County Kansas.
The Nemaha County Sheriff’s Department says 76-year-old David Becker, of Seneca, was westbound when he slowed to turn into a private drive and his pickup truck was struck from behind by a westbound van driven by 40-year-old Matthew Douglas.
Douglas was transported by Lifenet to Heartland Regional Hospital in St. Joseph. A passenger, 26-year-old Collin Sanders, was transported to the Nemaha Valley Community Hospital in Seneca by the Seneca EMS. Becker wasn’t hurt.
The wreck was reported shortly before 7 Sunday morning just east of O Road.
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