18-year-old dead after Montgomery County crash

PERRY TOWNSHIP — An 18-year-old is dead after a two-vehicle crash in Montgomery County Sunday afternoon, Ohio State Highway Patrol Dayton Post Lieutenant Dallas Root.

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At 3:33 p.m., Perry Township crews called OSHP troopers to handle a “serious injury two-vehicle crash” at the intersection of Little Richmond Road and Johnsville Brookville Pike.

As troopers were heading to the scene, they were told the crash turned fatal, OSHP Dayton Post Sergeant Bradley Hess told News Center 7 crews on scene.

A preliminary investigation found that a 19-year-old Englewood man driving a Chrysler PT Cruiser ran a stop sign and crashed into a 59-year-old New Lebanon man driving a Chevrolet Silverado.

At the time of the crash, the PT Cruiser was traveling westbound on Little Richmond Road and the Silverado was heading southbound on Jonhsville Brookville Pike, Root said.

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The impact caused both vehicles to go off the roadway. The Englewood man’s car came to a stop on its side.

Kinady Howard, 18, of Clayton was pronounced dead on scene. She was the passenger in the 19-year-old’s car, Root said.

Both drivers were transported to Miami Valley Hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, Hess said.

OSHP Dayton Post will continue to investigate this crash.

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