ALEXANDRIA — Indiana 9 has reopened at County Road 900 North in Alexandria after a collision between a tanker truck and two other vehicles on Wednesday.
Stan Aldridge, an investigator with the Alexandria Police Department, said the two cars were driving northbound on Indiana 9. A silver car braked to apparently make a left turn when it was rear-ended by a red car. The silver car crossed into the southbound lane, where an empty milk truck sideswiped it. The tank went off the road with its entire front left fender and parts hanging from the frame.
Aldridge said two people were transported to a local hospital and were responsive when transported.
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