A HOMER NEBRASKA WOMAN HAS DIED FROM INJURIES SUSTAINED IN A THREE VEHICLE ACCIDENT IN DAKOTA COUNTY ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
THE DAKOTA COUNTY SHERIFF SAYS 57 YEAR OLD PATRICIA OLDENBURG DIED FROM INJURIES SHE RECEIVED AFTER HER VEHICLE WAS STRUCK BY TWO OTHERS IN 1900 BLOCK OF HIGHWAY 77 AROUND 2:40 P.M.
INVESTIGATORS SAY OLDENBURG HAD STOPPED TO TURN OFF THE HIGHWAY WHEN HER VEHICLE WAS STRUCK FROM BEHIND BY ONE DRIVEN BY 27 YEAR OLD HEATHER REISDORPH OF SIOUX CITY.
THE COLLISION SENT OLDENBURG'S VEHICLE INTO THE OPPOSITE LANE WHERE IT WAS STRUCK BY ANOTHER VEHICLE DRIVEN BY 20 YEAR OLD ALLINA WHITE OF WINNEBAGO.
TWO CHILDREN, A THREE YEAR OLD AND AN 8 YEAR OLD IN THE OLDENBURG VEHICLE WERE ALSO INJURED.
THE OTHER TWO DRIVERS WERE TREATED AND RELEASED FROM MERCY MEDICAL CENTER. THE ACCIDENT REMAINS UNDER INVESTIGATION.
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