A late turn left one driver with a broken nose and a damaged car Tuesday.
The driver, Darren Hess, was northbound at about 4 p.m. Highway 525 when he attempted to make a left turn on Midvale Road. The turn was made too late, however, and Hess’s vehicle ended up crashing into the side of a hill.
Hess was driving a white Chevrolet Blazer, which sustained front end damage.
Washington State Patrol Trooper Chris Merwin responded to the incident. Hess suffered a broken nose from the crash, but was able to walk away, Merwin said.
The trooper issued a citation for speeding into a turn. Drugs and alcohol were not suspected factors in the crash.
