Deer Blamed For Mayes County Injury Wreck

A woman was injured after troopers say she swerved to avoid a deer in Mayes County late Sunday. A 1-year-old girl in the car was not hurt.

Monday, March 30th 2015, 11:03 am

By: Dee Duren


A woman was injured after troopers say she swerved to avoid a deer in Mayes County late Sunday. A 1-year-old girl in the car was not hurt.

The Oklahoma Highway Patrol says the wreck took place at 9:17 p.m. on County Road East 470 just east of Spavinaw.

Cami McCullah of Rose was westbound in a 1999 Chevrolet Malibu when she swerved to avoid a deer in the road and hit a tree, according to an OHP collision report.

She was taken by medical helicopter to a Tulsa hospital where she is said to be stable with internal injuries. A child in the car, who was not identified due to her age but is also from Rose, was uninjured.

Troopers say the child was properly secured in a child restraint. The traffic investigator says McCullah was in apparently normal condition before the wreck, and the cause of the crash is listed as "deer in roadway."

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