Serious Crash on James City Hill

UPDATE: A Bradford man is dead after suffering from a medical emergency and crashing his SUV on James City Hill Wednesday afternoon.

Police say the SUV driven by 81-year-old Bruce Eymer went off the road, hit a tree and an embankment, flew 40 feet and hit several more trees.

The Elk County coroner says Eymer died of natural causes. His passenger, 82-year-old Constance Eymer, was flown to UPMC Hamot in Erie for treatment of her injuries.

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The Elk County coroner has been notified following a one-car crash at about 2:30 this afternoon on James City Hill.

A person was reportedly trapped inside the vehicle.

One person was flown by medical helicopter to an out-of-town hospital.

We’ll have more information as it becomes available.

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