Somerset, NJ — Police identified Ryan Shaughnessy as the man who was injured in a car accident in Somerset, New Jersey, on Tuesday, February 10, 2015. The accident happened at the intersection of Franklin Blvd., near Norma Avenue.
According to local reports, Shaughnessy was a passenger inside a Jeep Cherokee being driven by Joanne Brogden. Brogden was traveling south when a Jeep Grand Cherokee, being driven by Michael Sabillon-Corea, drifted over the road’s center line and crashed into their vehicle.
Emergency workers rushed Shaughnessy to Robert Wood Johnson after being found unresponsive. Brogden and Sabillon-Corea were also taken to Robert Wood. Their injuries weren’t specified.
The accident is still under investigation is currently underway.
Scene of the Accident
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