The cause and nature of the crash is currently under investigation
On Friday (Oct. 3) at about 12:08 a.m., Clark County Sheriff’s Office deputies were dispatched to a vehicle crash notification near the 9100 block of NE Etna Road in Woodland.
First responders arrived to find the driver of the vehicle had succumbed to their injuries. The passenger was transported to the hospital.
The cause and nature of the crash is currently under investigation. NE Etna Road was closed for several hours during the investigation.
This case is active pending further investigation by the Clark County Sheriff’s Office Traffic Homicide Unit.
Information provided by the Clark County Sheriff’s Office.
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