Goldsboro Woman Killed in Downtown Car CrashGoldsboro Woman Killed in Downtown Car Crash A woman has died after a car crashed into a power pole in downtown Goldsboro, North Carolina on Monday afternoon. The accident occurred just before 5:45 pm at the intersection of Ash and Center streets, a large traffic circle in the city’s downtown area. According to the Goldsboro Police Department, the car, with two occupants, collided with a power pole. Initially, emergency services received reports of a car crash with possible entrapment. Upon arrival, authorities discovered that the woman in the car had sustained fatal injuries. Her identity has not yet been released. The male driver of the vehicle, identified as 67-year-old Lee Grubb of Smithfield, was cited for speeding and failing to maintain lane control. No other information regarding the crash has been released at this time.
GOLDSBORO, N.C. (WNCN) — A woman died after a car crashed into a power pole in downtown Goldsboro Monday afternoon, police said.
The crash happened just before 5:45 pm at the intersection of Ash and Center streets, which is a large traffic circle in downtown Goldsboro, according to a news release from the Goldsboro Police Department.
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The call initially reported a car crashed with at least one person possibly pinned in the vehicle, police said. A man and woman were in the car during the wreck.
A woman who was a passenger in the car died from injuries she suffered in the crash, according to police. Her name was not released Monday night.
Meanwhile, Lee Grubb, 67, of Smithfield was cited for exceeding the speed limit and failure to maintain lane control, the news release said.
No other information was released by the police.
