A young woman was airlifted Monday morning from Pik n Pig in Carthage after wrecking into the nearby wood line.
Emergency personnel responded to a crash on Highway 24-27 near Myrick Road shortly after 7 a.m.
The patient was reportedly driving her Santa Fe East on Highway 24-27 when her vehicle went off the right side of the road, taking down a section of trees and brush before stopping in the woods.
The vehicle was deeply embedded in the woods along the roadway, almost unnoticeable if you didn’t see the entry point.
The vehicle was deep in the woods and hard to see from the roadway.
Authorities at the landing zone told Sandhills Sentinel that the driver was stable before leaving.
Carthage Fire Department, the Moore County Sherrif’s Department, Moore County EMS, and N.C. State Highway Patrol responded to the call.
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Megan Hall | Reporter
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