Davis
A 34-12 months-outdated Scott County male faces preliminary prices linked to a strike-and-operate wreck early Wednesday early morning on Point out Street 256 in Jackson County around the Scott County line, police report.
Brian David Davis Jr. of Austin faces a Stage 5 felony cost of operating though intoxicated causing really serious bodily personal injury and a Level 6 felony charge of leaving the scene of an accident causing really serious bodily injuries, in accordance to a news release from Jackson County Sheriff Rick Meyer.
The expenses towards Davis stem from a personal injury wreck noted at about 3:30 a.m. Wednesday on Condition Road 256.
Officers responding to the crash located personnel with Jackson County Crisis Health-related Solutions managing a male motorist for head trauma and inside accidents, Meyer claimed. The male instructed law enforcement he had been driving east on Condition Road 256 when his vehicle was struck from at the rear of by a motorist in a 2nd auto who remaining the scene.
Meyer mentioned officers at the scene, including county officers Scott Arnold and Conner Emily and Crothersville Officer Mark Reynolds, uncovered a box with a title and an tackle, debris from a white auto and a Dodge Ram grill.
Arnold and officers with the Scott County Sheriff’s Section went to an handle in the 3000 block of North Thompson Highway in Austin to appear for the white Dodge Ram, Meyer said.
He claimed officers observed a white Dodge ram with front-conclude injury in the driveway of a residence and a path of blood main to the entrance doorway of that property.
Inside the dwelling, they discovered Davis, who showed apparent indications of being wounded, Meyer said.
He reported Davis admitted to police that he experienced been in an incident and left the scene.
Davis was taken to Schneck Health care Heart in Seymour for a blood draw and later on booked into the Jackson County Jail in Brownstown at 8:52 a.m. Wednesday. He was getting held without bond pending his initial listening to.
The male driver who was struck was taken to Scott Memorial Health and fitness in Scottsburg and then transported to College of Louisville Healthcare facility.