Teens Injured In Greenbrier Crash, Charges Possible

Teens Injured In Greenbrier Crash, Charges Possible

GREENBRIER TENNESSEE: (Smokey Barn News) – Two teens were transported to area hospitals following a serious crash in a Greenbrier subdivision Saturday night, and police are looking into the possibility that speed and alcohol were factors.

The crash occurred on Franklin Dr in Greenbrier just after 11 pm Saturday evening. Franklin Dr sits in a neighborhood behind Greenbrier Highschool.  MAP

The vehicle, with two teens on board, left the roadway and impacted a tree in the front yard of a home with enough force to topple the tree and cause heavy damage to the vehicle.

According to Robertson County EMS Assistant Director Josh Rice, both teens (the 16-year-old driver, and a 17-year-old passenger, both male) were transported to area hospitals in stable condition. The driver was transported to Vanderbilt Medical Center in Nashville, and the passenger to TriStar NorthCrest in Springfield.

Police say that they are looking into the possibility that speed and alcohol were factors but charges are still pending the outcome of an investigation.

The Greenbrier Fire Department, Robertson County EMS, the Robertson County Emergency Management Agency, and Greenbrier Police all responded to the scene.

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