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Bath Township Car Accident

Saturday, November 17, 2012

Teen Accident Round-Up & What You're Saying About It

Michael Grajzl has been in serious condition since the accident.

On Nov. 11, Granger Township teen Michael Grajzl flipped and rolled his car in Bath Township at the intersection of Colony Hills Drive and North Hametown Road. Since then, the 18-year-old Revere grad has been listed in serious condition at Akron General Hospital in downtown Akron, according to nursing supervisors.  Ohio Highway Patrol Lt. William Weirtz said troopers are still investigating the crash but they suspect alcohol consumption and unsafe speed are factors in the cause of the crash. Weirtz is waiting for blood test results to come back from the hospital. With every update I've written, more and more well wishes for Michael Grajzl's recovery comes from the community. Here's what you're saying on the site and on the Fairlawn-Bath …

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Teen Victim in Sunday's Crash Identified, is in Serious Condition, Alcohol, Unsafe Speed Factors in Teen's Sunday Crash, Wendy Peterson, and 1 more ›

Kathy Sasowsky

9:22 pm on Thursday, December 6, 2012

I just found out this happened; my prayers go out to him and his family. I can't get him off my mind.   more ›

Sunday, November 11, 2012

18-Year-Old Rolls Car in Bath, On Life Support at Akron General

Information provided by the Bath Township Police Department.

Some time around 2 a.m. Sunday morning, a Granger Township teen flipped and rolled his car at the intersection of Colony Hills Drive and North Hametown Road, said Bath Police Chief Michael McNeely. McNeely did not reveal the identity of the 18-year-old male, but said he is on life support at Akron General Medical Center. It appears the car flipped and rolled several times before landing back on the wheels, McNeely said. He was unsure how the accident occurred. The crash was handled by Ohio Highway Patrol and more information was not available Sunday morning. Officers got a call from a parent who thought their child was supposed to be with the teen, and after a search, no other passenger was found.  McNeely described the pictures he saw of …

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Bath Township Police

CFCSParent

1:46 pm on Sunday, November 11, 2012

my prayers go out to the family   more ›

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