Ohio State Highway Patrol investigating serious injury crash

HARTLAND TOWNSHIP — The Ohio State Highway Patrol's Norwalk Post is investigating a two-vehicle serious injury crash that occurred about 9:30 p.m. Thursday. The crash occurred on Greenwich Milan Townline Road at Scranton Road. Amanda G. Jarzabek, 35, of Fitchville, was driving a 2002 Ford Escape north bound on Greenwich Milan Townline. Pamela J. Lewis, 53, of Amherst, was driving a 2016 Nissan Rogue east bound on Scranton Road. Jarzabek failed to stop at the stop sign and struck Lewis' car in the right side, according to reports. Both cars then traveled off the northeast corner of the intersection where Jarzabek's car hit a fire hydrant. Lewis' vehicle then struck a traffic sign and a tree before coming to rest. Jarzabek fled the scene and was not located. Her seat belt usage and injuries are unknown at this time. Stephen T. Ezell, 20, of Litchfield, was the right front passenger in Jarzabek's vehicle. Ezell was not wearing his safety belt and was not injured in the crash. Anthony J. Jarzabek, 15, of Fitchville, was the back seat passenger of Amanda Jarzabek's vehicle. He was not wearing his safety belt and suffered serious injuries during the crash. He was transported to Fisher-Titus Medical Center by North Central EMS and later to Cleveland Metro. Lewis was wearing her seat belt during the crash and was transported to Fisher-Titus Medical Center by North Central EMS with minor injuries. Robert S. Kilgore, 56, of Willard, was the right front passenger in Lewis' vehicle. Kilgore was wearing his seat belt and was also transported to Fisher-Titus Medical Center with minor injuries. Jefferson W. Lewis, 48, of Amherst, was the rear passenger. Lewis was wearing his seat belt and was also transported to Fisher-Titus Medical Center by North Central EMS with minor injuries. It is unknown if drugs or alcohol played a role in the crash as it remains under investigation.