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Motorist Hit By Tractor-Trailer In Critical Condition After Route 9 Crash

A motorist who was hit by a tractor-trailer on Monday during a crash on Route 9 at the Annsville Circle in Peekskill is in critical condition, according to the New York State Police.

EMS and fire officials work to remove a person entrapped in a van following a crash.

EMS and fire officials work to remove a person entrapped in a van following a crash.

Photo Credit: Kempter's Fire Wire/Twitter/Contributed
A van and a tractor-trailer crash injured three people and shut down Route 9 near Peekskill.

A van and a tractor-trailer crash injured three people and shut down Route 9 near Peekskill.

Photo Credit: Kempter's Fire Wire/Twitter/Contributed
Route 9 at Annsville Circle

Route 9 at Annsville Circle

Photo Credit: Google Maps street view

The crash occurred around 12:15 p.m. at Roa Hook Road, said Trooper Melissa McMorris.

An investigation into the crash indicates that Steven M. Huffman, of Kerhonkson, was traveling northbound on Route 9 by Roa Hook Road when a Ford van, operated by 31-year-old Miguel Belony Jr., of Oyster Bay on Long Island, made a left turn in front of Huffman. Huffman, who was operating a Kenworth tractor-trailer, struck the van which overturned, she said.

Belony was airlifted to Westchester Medical Center with life threatening injuries and is listed in critical condition. Belony’s passenger, Alberto L. Roman, 37, of Farmingdale, was transported to Westchester Medical Center with non-life threatening injuries, McMorris said.

The roadway was closed for several hours while the New York State Police Collision Reconstruction Unit reconstructed the crash. The Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Unit also responded to the scene.

Also at the scene of the crash were members of the Garrison Fire Department.

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