Edward Brate : “Driver Facing Charges for Crashing into Power Poles, Mailbox, and Sign – WHIO TV 7 and Radio”

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A driver in Perry Township was arrested after crashing into four power poles, a mailbox, and a street sign. Perry Township police responded to the incident on Johnsville Brookville Road near Little Richmond Road following reports of the crash. The driver, identified as Edward Brate, faces charges including operating a vehicle under the influence, leaving the scene of an accident, reckless operation, and failure to control. The roadway was closed until crews could clear the damage, and Brate is currently not in custody. The dramatic incident was captured in an image of Brate from the Montgomery County Jail. ©2024 Cox Media Group.

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1. Reckless driving incident charges
2. Traffic accident legal consequences

PERRY TOWNSHIP DRIVER ARRESTED AFTER CRASHING INTO POWER POLES AND MAILBOX

In a bizarre incident in Perry Township, a driver was arrested after allegedly crashing into four power poles, a mailbox, and a street sign late Thursday night. The chaos unfolded on Johnsville Brookville Road near Little Richmond Road, prompting a swift response from local authorities.

Details of the Incident

According to reports by News Center 7, Perry Township police received a distress call around 9:50 p.m. regarding a crash that had caused significant damage to multiple power poles in the area. It was later revealed that the driver responsible had also taken out a mailbox and a street sign in the process.

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The driver, identified as Edward Brate, was swiftly apprehended by law enforcement officers. He now faces a slew of charges, including operating a vehicle while under the influence, leaving the scene of an accident, reckless operation, and failure to control.

Aftermath and Cleanup Efforts

As a result of the crash, Johnsville Brookville Road had to be closed off until 6:30 a.m. on Friday to allow crews to clear the debris and repair the damage caused by the reckless driver. The incident left residents in the area without power for several hours, adding to the inconvenience caused by Brate’s actions.

Legal Consequences

Despite initial reports suggesting Brate was in custody, it was later confirmed that he is currently not in custody. However, with the severity of the charges against him, it is likely that he will face a lengthy legal battle in the coming weeks.