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(KLZA)-- The drivers of two vehicles involved in a wreck Monday evening about four miles east of Mound City, Missouri were transported to a St. Joseph hospital while a 4-year old passenger was uninjured.
According to the Missouri Highway Patrol report, 60-year-old Kathy Swope of Oregon, Missouri was turning south from Highway 113 onto U.S. 59 Highway when she drove her car out in front of a northbound GMC Brigadier driven by 76-year-old Roy Stuart of Mound City.
The Stuart vehicle stuck the Swope car and continued north on U.S. 59 before going off the road and overturning, coming to rest on its passenger side. The Swope car came to rest, facing north in the southbound lane of U.S. 59.
Both drivers were transported by the ambulance to Mosiac Life Care in St. Joseph. Stuarts injuries were described as serious while Swope suffered minor injuries.
A 4-year-old passenger in the Swope car was not injured.
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