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(KAIR)--A two vehicle crash, Thursday night in Wyandotte County, sent a Leavenworth man to the hospital.
According to a report from the Kansas Highway Patrol, 57-year-old Kevin Gill was transported from the scene of the crash to the University of Kansas Hospital, in Kansas City, Kansas, for the treatment of what KHP calls a suspected serious injury.
Gill was buckled up at the time of the wreck, which happened shortly before 11:00 Thursday night, on I-70.
According to the report, Gill was eastbound in the westbound lanes of I-70 when his pickup truck smashed head on into a westbound SUV, occupied by two Kansas City, Kansas residents.
They both suffered suspected minor injuries, and were transported for hospital care.The pair was buckled up at the time of the crash.
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