Latest News

Santa Claus Breaks Ground on 44-Unit Frosty Falls Housing Development Phone Scam Circulating in Perry County Daviess Community Hospital Welcomes Tanisha Chamberlain to Hospitalist Team Tell City Releases Adjusted Holiday Trash Schedule Gibson County Deputy Assists With Roadside Birth at Haubstadt Truck Stop

A Michigan woman is behind bars after a wrong-way crash in Pike County on Wednesday night.

50-year-old Patricia Vanderhoff of Grand Rapids was driving the wrong way in the passing lane of I-69 when she side-swiped a vehicle driven by a 64-year-old Washington woman.

The woman was taken to Daviess Community Hospital and treated for non-life-threatening injuries.

After Vanderhoff failed sobriety tests and refused a chemical test, police called for a K9.

Police report finding a plastic bag containing over 38 Xanax pills and another plastic bag with 6 Lortab pills.

Vanderhoff was arrested and booked into the Pike County Jail on no bond and charged with operating a vehicle while impaired-refusal resulting in injury and possession of a controlled substance.

Leave a Reply