Six People Injured in Collision Near Greeley

Six people were injured in a collision near Greeley on Tuesday night.

The crash happened shortly after 9 pm just southwest of town at the intersection of 210th Avenue and 150th Street. The Delaware County Sheriff’s Office says a westbound SUV carrying five people was hit by a northbound pickup that failed to yield the right-of-way at the intersection.

According to the accident report, the SUV came to rest on its driver’s side in the north lane of 150th Street, with the pickup coming to rest on its driver’s side in the northwest ditch of the intersection. The Sheriff’s Office says the occupants in both vehicles had to climb out of the passenger side doors to get out of their vehicles. 

The driver of the SUV, 18-year old Joshua Schmidt of Manchester, was transported to Regional Medical Center with suspected minor injuries. One of his passengers, a 3-year old girl, was airlifted to University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics with suspected serious injuries. His front seat passenger, 17-year old Jessica Bromley, was transported to Regional Medical Center with suspected serious injuries. Two other passengers, 18-year old Aubree Quario and a 5-year old girl, were transported to Regional Medical Center with suspected minor injuries. 

The driver of the pickup, 15-year old Cole Bolsinger of Greeley, was transported by a private vehicle to Regional Medical Center with suspected minor injuries. 

Bolsinger was cited for failing to obey a traffic control device.