Arlington Woman Dies in Arlington Collision at W. Division Street and Oakwood Lane

Arlington, Texas (January 31, 2018) – Tarrant County Medical examiners have Identified the woman who was killed in a four-vehicle collision Sunday afternoon in Arlington as 71-year-old Glenna Dyer of Arlington.
The accident took place at around 4:45 p.m. Sunday, January 28, at the intersection of W. Division Street and Oakwood Lane in Arlington.
According to Arlington Police Department, Dyer was operating a car southbound on Oakwood Lane when for unknown reasons, her vehicle hit another vehicle heading the same direction near the intersection.
After the impact, Dyer proceeded through the intersection and began to turn in the eastbound direction of Division Street when her vehicle was hit by a third car, and the collision sent Dyer’s car into a fourth vehicle, authorities said.
Minor injuries were reportedly sustained in three of the four vehicles involved in the crash.
Police said that Dyer sustained serious injuries and was taken to Medical City Arlington where she was declared deceased on Sunday evening.
According to the Tarrant County Medical Examiner’s report, Dyer died as a result of blunt force trauma to the abdomen and chest.
An investigation into the accident remained underway.
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