Alva EMS took two people to the emergency room following this Tuesday afternoon collision at Oklahoma Boulevard and Seventh Street. Beth Ann Towle of Waynoka and Kendra Elizabeth Schnebel of Alva were the drivers.
Two people were taken to the hospital following a two-vehicle collision Tuesday afternoon in Alva. The vehicles collided at the intersection of Oklahoma Boulevard and Seventh Street about 3:20 p.m.
Alva Police Officer Ronald Vasquez reported that Beth Ann Towle, 54, of Waynoka was driving a 2000 blue Chevrolet westbound on Oklahoma Boulevard in the inside lane. The driver said she thought the light was green and proceeded through the intersection.
Kendra Elizabeth Schnebel, 31, of Alva was driving a 2015 black Mercedes south on Seventh Street. She stated the light was green and she proceeded to turn east in the inside lane of Oklahoma Boulevard. The two vehicles collided.
Oklahoma and Eighth
Towle and a passenger, Morgan Krom, 21, of Waynoka, were taken to Share Medical Center by the Alva EMS. Both vehicles had to be removed by wreckers.
Earlier on Tuesday, three vehicles were involved in a collision a block further west. The wreck occurred at Oklahoma Boulevard and Eighth Street at 7:50 a.m. According to a report by Officer Sean Farris, Francis Declan, 25, of Alva was driving a 2010 Ford on Oklahoma Boulevard and failed to stop for a 2001 Chevrolet driven by Tiffany Rose Willson, 20, of Conway Springs, Kansas, that was making a left turn from the inside lane of Oklahoma Boulevard.
After striking the Willson vehicle, the Declan vehicle separated from it and struck a 2017 Jeep Wrangler that was stopped at a stop sign on Eighth Street to the north of Oklahoma. The driver of the Jeep was Amber Genie Bouldin, 34, of Alva.
After impact with the Bouldin Jeep, Declan's vehicle struck a City of Alva fire hydrant and a stop sign.
Hit and Run
Alva Police Officer William Shahan handled a report of a hit and run on Saturday, April 14, on Locust Street east of Ninth Street at 10 p.m.
Patricia Curry told Shahan she heard a crunch sound and observed a gold or light bronze-colored van that had backed out of a driveway across the street and hit her neighbor's truck. The damaged 2010 Ford F1 Series truck was owned by Steven Earl Ellis of Alva.
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