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REVISED--2/12/13 12:45pm--three students struck by car in Brasher |
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SNOWY, SLUSH-COVERED PAVEMENT IS BLAMED IN PART FOR AN ACCIDENT THAT INJURED THREE ST. LAWRENCE CENTRAL SCHOOL STUDENTS AS THEY WERE WAITING FOR THE BUS THIS (TUESDAY) MORNING. MASSENA-BASED STATE POLICE SAY 19-YEAR-OLD BRITTANY BROTHERS, 17-YEAR-OLD SCOTT BROTHERS, AND A 10-YEAR-OLD GIRL WERE IN THE DRIVEWAY OUTSIDE THEIR HOME ON COUNTY ROUTE 53 BRASHER FALLS ABOUT 7:30 WHEN 18-YEAR-OLD CAMREN CAMPEAU OF ROUTE 11 NORTH LAWRENCE—ALSO A ST.LAWRENCE CENTRAL STUDENT--LOST CONTROL OF THE NORTH-BOUND CAR HE WAS DRIVING. ALL THREE OF THE BROTHERS SIBLINGS WERE STRUCK. BRITTANY IS BELIEVED TO HAVE INTERNAL INJURIES; SCOTT A BROKEN LEG, AND THE 10-YEAR-OLD MINOR INJURIES TO THE NECK AND HEAD. ALL THREE WERE TRANSPORTED BY AMBULANCE TO MASSENA MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. THE NAME OF THE 10-YEAR-OLD WAS NOT RELEASED TO US. TROOPERS SAY TICKETS FOR CAMPEAU ARE PENDING FURTHER INVESTIGATION.
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