Driver uninjured in rollover accident

Feather Publishing

3/12/2013

A 2001 Toyota Camry lies in the ditch downstream of the Meadow Valley Spring after 20-year-old driver Alesha Lindsey flipped over on the icy roadway at 9:30 a.m. on Tuesday, March 12. According to CHP officer Reese McAllister, Lindsey felt her car start to slip, tapped on the brakes, lost control, overcorrected, hit the embankment and rolled over. Lindsey walked away unscathed, but the seven dozen cookies she had baked for the Enactus-sponsored blood drive that afternoon were destroyed along with the car. Photo by Laura Beaton

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