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Driver Involved in Evendale Crash Passes Away, Hamilton County Coroner Confirms

EVENDALE, Ohio – The Hamilton County Coroner’s Office has confirmed the tragic passing of the driver involved in a single-vehicle crash that occurred in Evendale. Identified as William Hack, a 95-year-old individual, he was pronounced dead on Wednesday, as per the coroner’s sheet.

The incident took place on southbound Interstate 75, near Shepherd Lane, prompting the immediate dispatch of Evendale police after 1 p.m. on the fateful day.

According to a press release issued by the authorities, Hack made an ill-fated attempt to re-enter the highway by utilizing the exit ramp, resulting in a collision with a crash cushion positioned at the start of the ramp.

Subsequently, Hack lost control of his vehicle, ultimately leading to a collision with several other vehicles traveling southbound, as explained by the Evendale police.

Following the accident, emergency responders swiftly transported Hack to the renowned University of Cincinnati Medical Center. Unfortunately, despite their best efforts, he was pronounced dead at the medical facility.

In order to facilitate the necessary investigations and ensure public safety, the southbound section of Interstate 75 had to be closed for nearly three hours. During this time, traffic was redirected to the Shepherd Lane exit ramp. However, the highway has since been reopened, allowing the resumption of regular traffic flow.

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The tragic demise of William Hack in the single-vehicle crash in Evendale has been confirmed by the Hamilton County Coroner’s Office. The incident occurred on southbound Interstate 75 near Shepherd Lane, resulting in the closure of the highway for several hours. William Hack, aged 95, was attempting to re-enter the highway via the exit ramp when his vehicle collided with a crash cushion. This collision caused him to lose control of his vehicle, resulting in a collision with multiple southbound vehicles. Despite being transported to the University of Cincinnati Medical Center, William Hack could not be saved, and his death was later pronounced at the medical facility. The closure of the highway caused significant traffic disruptions, with vehicles being redirected to the Shepherd Lane exit ramp. However, the highway has since been reopened, restoring normal traffic flow..