PHOTO: A young child was injured after being struck by a vehicle in Raintree. The child, 5, was struck by a 15 passenger van at the intersection of County Line Road and Malibu Road.
Hatzolah transported the child to Jersey Shore Medical Center in stable condition. TLS-CCZ.
ציפורה פייגא בת אסתר חנה
Refuah Shleima!
just hopen the kids ok..
county line dosent meet malibu. lanes mill rd meets malibu. county line starts westbound at ridge ave. and lanes mill goes east to lanes mill in bricktown.
AGAIN?!?!?! Not surprised.
Should we start tehilim ? I’ll take 1-10
curious as to the circumstances regarding this most unfortunate situation.
not right of tls to put a real pic of the location its private
sounds like this is almost normal almost everyday I see a posting of some one getting hit by a car
i belive TLS showed extreme concern for patiant privacy in the manner it reported the most unfortunate situation and a photo that shows nothing is also being very sensitave
what is the difference between what location as stated in the article and a picture?
If the drivers in this town would stop at stop signs, stay off the phones Lakewood would have so many less accidents.
Drive more responsible
Im not going to say anything about blaming people because the comment will get deleted..but I will say when you are in the neighborhoods be careful its not a big city YET!! you must obey speed limits there are too many little ones running around and to be honest its crazy out there..you need to drive and PAY ATTENTION!!! but no one will listen..many people still drive with their cell phones in their ears and not paying attention to what is going on around them
Those worried about the picture is not a big deal. Just like one understands that it is important to state where exactly it happened for either traffic purposes or that one should be careful..
Hence there is no difference if there is a picture
Lanes Mill Rd. is a 50 mile per hour road. Although Raintree community spans both sides of Lanes Mill, this area has no stop light or cross walk from Joe Parker Rd all the way until the end of Lanes Mill. The township needs to consider this dynamic (of the current community) and establish a stop light/cross walk at either Alvarado or Long Beach (and Lanes Mill intersection), to improve the safety of this corridor.
really if it so private why does everyone feel the need to run when they hear sirens and sit and stare with googly eyes at the person being taken away
We need to work hard to ensure that Lakewood has the best first responders, trauma care and hospital in the country. The way people drive, that seems to be the best solution.