TWO PEOPLE WERE TAKEN TO A DAYTON AREA HOSPITAL WITH SERIOUS INJURIES – FOLLOWING A CRASH IN DARKE COUNTY EARLY TUESDAY MORNING. DARKE COUNTY DEPUTIES ALONG WITH ARCANUM FIRE AND RESCUE AS WELL AS GREENVILLE TOWNSHIP RESCUE – RESPONDED AROUND 5:50 AM TO THE INTERSECTION OF GORDON-LANDIS ROAD AND GRUBBS-REX ROAD, ON THE REPORT OF A TWO VEHICLE INJURY CRASH. THE ACCORDING TO A NEWS RELEASE – THE PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION REVEALS THAT A 2011 CHEVY EXPRESS VAN DRIVEN BY 49-YEAR-OLD MATTHEW JOSLIN OF GORDON – WAS TRAVLING NORTHBOUND ON GORDON-LANDIS ROAD, WHEN HE COLLIDED WITH A 2021 NISSAN SENTRA DRIVEN BY 22-YEAR-OLD HARLEY REHMERT OF ARCANUM, WHO WAS TRAVELING EASTBOUND ON GRUBBS-REX ROAD, AND FAILED TO STOP AT THE INTERSECTION. THE VAN TRAVELED OFF THE RIGHT OF THE ROADWAY, CAUSING THE VAN TO OVERTURN AND EJECT JOSLIN. JOSLIN WAS INITIALLY TAKEN TO WAYNE HEALTHCARE, BEFORE BEING TRANSFERRED TO MIAMI VALLEY HOSPITAL IN DAYTON FOR HIS INJURIES. REHMERT WAS TRAKEN BY GREENVILLE TOWNSHIP RESCUE TO MIAMI VALLEY.
