Medical emergency leads to tanker crash on U.S. 33
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October 22, 2026
Units from the Marysville fire and police divisions responded to a semi-tanker that overturned after crossing the median from U.S 33 westbound to the eastbound lanes just under the Scottslawn overpass bridge. The driver had a medical emergency and was transported to Dublin Methodist Hospital in critical condition. (Journal-Tribune photo by Kyle Meddles)

Medical emergency leads to tanker crash on U.S. 33

By Kyle Meddles 

U.S. 33 eastbound was shut down for several hours at Scottslawn Road on Thursday as units from the Marysville Division of Police responded to a tanker crash.

Marysville Police Captain Nate Sachs said that a semi-tanker operated by Lachelle Johnson, 52, of New Jersey, was traveling westbound on U.S. 3...

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