June 22--WATERLOO -- Five people were taken to area hospitals following two unrelated accidents in Waterloo overnight.
In one accident, Violet Ann Beasley was driving her Dodge Caliber on West 11th Street about 1:30 a.m. Monday when an oncoming Oldsmobile Cutlass driven by 35-year-old Kelly Marie Clements apparently veered over the centerline and collided with her car near the Commercial Street intersection.
Beasley, 20, of Waverly, was transported to Covenant Medical Center with a possible pelvis fracture, according to the accident report. Her passengers, Makayla Waddell, 20, of Evansdale, and Mary Dean, 32, of Waterloo, were taken to Covenant for neck pain, according to the accident report.
Clements, 35, of Waterloo, also was taken to Covenant. She was cited for driving without a license and without insurance and failure to maintain control.
In an unrelated crash, paramedics with Waterloo Fire Rescue took Anthony Terrell Jacobs, 20, of 224 Sunnyside Ave., to Covenant after his Buick Regal struck a set of brick steps. The vehicle hit the steps of Consumer Credit Counseling, 1003. W. Fourth St., at about 9:35 p.m. Sunday.
Police said his injuries don't appear to be life threatening.
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