Jose Apodaca, Michael Lueb Injured in 2-Vehicle Collision on U.S. 87 in Lynn County

Jose Apodaca, Michael Lueb Injured in 2-Vehicle Collision on U.S. 87 in Lynn County

2 Drivers Injured in Lynn County Crash on U.S. 87

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Jose Apodaca, Michael Lueb Injured in 2-Vehicle Collision on U.S. 87 in Lynn County


Lynn County, Texas (February 10, 2018) – Two motorists were airlifted to a hospital following a two-vehicle crash Friday afternoon in Lynn County, according to a news release from Texas Department of Public Safety.
The accident took place at around 2:15 p.m. Friday, February 9, on U.S. 87 south of FM 2053 in Lynn County.
According to the DPS, a Ford pickup truck, driven by Jose Jesus Apodaca, 46, of Lubbock, was trying to cross the highway westbound from a side road from O’Donnell. The truck then pulled out into the path of a Dodge Panel Van traveling northbound on US 87 by Jeremy Michael Lueb, 43, of Amarillo.
Both drivers Apodaca and Lueb were flown by separated Aerocare to University Medical Center for unspecified injuries.
An investigation into the crash remained underway.
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