HASTINGS, Nebraska (KSNB) – Three teenagers from Adams County are being charged with felonies related to a crash in May that resulted in a Hastings woman falling into a coma.
Court documents list them as 18-year-old Gregory Stroot from Juniata, and 17-year-olds Beckett Shafer and Tanner Graf, both from Hastings. Each is facing adult charges including two felony counts of second-degree assault and one misdemeanor count of reckless driving.
On May 2, emergency personnel were dispatched to a severe accident onWest 2nd Street close to Casey’s.
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When the police arrived, they discovered a red Chevrolet truck and a black minivan in the eastbound traffic lanes. A third vehicle, a gray Ford pickup, had collided with a house nearby.
Captain Jason Haase stated that the Chevrolet and Ford pickup trucks were heading west on 2nd Street and were driving carelessly when they crashed into each other. The collision caused the Ford to swerve off the road and strike the house, while the Chevrolet moved forward and collided head-on with the minivan in the eastbound lanes.
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The police stated that Jelena Bozic Skinner from Hastings, who was driving the minivan, and her son suffered serious injuries. Skinner has remained in a coma due to severe head trauma since the incident.
A GoFundMe page has been designed to assist the family.
Haase mentioned that authorities initially thought only two minors were involved, but video evidence later showed a third teenager in a different car ahead of the others.
Speed played a role in the accident, Haase stated.
Stroot, Shafer, and Graf are set to be present in Adams County Court on Friday.
The highest possible sentence for being found guilty of second-degree assault is 20 years behind bars.
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