Dublin, TX — There was an accident reported along the new loop in Dublin last Monday afternoon (November 2, 2015) that left a young woman with injuries. A woman named Tarah Ricklin, 19 years old, was hurt after her red Ford Mustang was hit on the driver’s side by a large semi-truck, police said.
This was along the new loop, the news said, but not many other details were given.
The authorities reported that Ricklin was trying to turn onto the loop when she failed to yield to oncoming traffic and was hit by the semi-truck, which was hauling feed. the driver, Comanche resident Steven Grayson, 49, wasn’t harmed by the wreck.
Right now, it looks like this is still being investigated. As of that Tuesday, November 3, it looked like Ricklin’s injuries were critical, but it’s not clear how she’s doing now.
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