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[09-02-26] Witness Reacts to Greensboro Crash After Child Critically Injured, Man Charged With DWI

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[09-02-26] Witness Reacts to Greensboro Crash After Child Critically Injured, Man Charged With DWI

GREENSBORO, N.C. (WGHP) — A man is facing multiple charges, including driving while impaired, in connection to a crash on Monday afternoon that critically injured a 4-year-old, according to a Greensboro Police Department news release.

Around 1:09 p.m., GPD officers, Greensboro firefighters and Guilford County EMS were sent to the crash on Burlington Road near Maxfield Road.

Police determined Dominick Ravon Isley, 33, of Greensboro, was driving a Kia east on Burlington Road when he went left of center and crashed into a Kenworth flatbed truck.

The driver of the Kenworth was left with a minor injury and did not go to the hospital.

The 4-year-old passenger in the back of the Kia wasn’t restrained properly and suffered life-threatening injuries in the crash.

The child was taken to a hospital and is in critical condition, police say.

Isley is being treated for minor injuries and will be taken to the Guilford County Jail on charges of:

driving while impaired

felony child abuse inflicting serious bodily injury

felony serious injury by vehicle

driving while license revoked

child restraint violation

driving left of center

‘Had a Guy Break Down in Tears’

FOX8 spoke with a witness to the crash. He said it’s a sound he won’t forget.

“I just heard … a loud boom,” Kieran Nunez said.

He said he was working when it happened, and he dropped everything to run outside to help.

“I tried to do the best that I could to get them out of there. I tried to bang open the windshield … It was already done in, but I tried to bust it up. … That wasn’t really working,” Nunez said.

Nunez said he needed to see how many people were inside the car.

“I took a peek inside just to see what the driver was looking like, and I saw the passenger door was open, so from there, I unlocked the doors, and when I went and looked around … that’s when I saw the, I guess, four-year-old kid,” he said.

He said bystanders were distraught that a child was involved.

“We had a guy break down in tears. It wasn’t pretty,” Nunez said.

Source : Fox 8 

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