Outagamie County crash involved two motorcycles, a semi & an SUV, one driver taken into custody
CENTER, Wis. (WFRV) – Authorities in Outagamie County say that an Appleton man was taken into custody after a crash involving four vehicles sent multiple people to hospitals.
According to the Outagamie County Sheriff’s Office, on May 1 around 11 a.m., authorities were sent to the intersection of Cty Tk S and STH 47 for a reported crash. Officials say the crash involved an SUV, two motorcycles and a semi-truck.
The initial investigation reportedly shows that the SUV was going eastbound on Cty Tk S and didn’t yield the right-of-way to the two motorcyclists and entered the intersection. The SUV was then hit by both motorcycles, which caused the SUV and one motorcycle to hit the semi-truck.
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Below is a breakdown of those involved:
SUV
Driver – 38-year-old man from Appleton
Taken into custody on a felony charge of Knowingly Operating While Revoked – Causing Great Bodily Harm
Passenger – 49-year-old man from New London
Taken to hospital for minor Injuries
Motorcycle 1
64-year-old man from Appleton
Taken to hospital for serious injuries
Motorcycle 2
36-year-old man from Milwaukee
Airlifted to hospital with critical injuries
Semi-truck
23-year-old man from Green Bay
Not reportedly injured
The road was reportedly closed for about two and a half hours. Multiple agencies assisted in the incident.
No additional information was provided.
