Scottsdale Police charge Sun City West man after car accident
Police have arrested 48-year-old Bradley E. Olson, of Sun City West, after a vehicle he was driving struck two other vehicles shortly after 8 p.m. March 2.
(Courtesy City of Scottsdale)
A Sun City West man faces two charges after a traffic accident in Scottsdale.
Bradley E. Olson, 48, was booked into the Scottsdale City Jail after a vehicle he was driving struck two other vehicles at the intersection of Shea Boulevard and Via Linda Way shortly after 8 p.m. March. 2, according to police.
Olson was booked into the city jail on one count of traffic collision-related aggravated assault and traffic-related endangerment. The investigation is not complete, and he may face additional charges once more evidence is analyzed, according to a police report.
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Scottsdale Police charge Sun City West man after car accident
(Courtesy City of Scottsdale)
Police have arrested 48-year-old Bradley E. Olson, of Sun City West, after a vehicle he was driving struck two other vehicles shortly after 8 p.m. March 2.
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A Sun City West man faces two charges after a traffic accident in Scottsdale.
Bradley E. Olson, 48, was booked into the Scottsdale City Jail after a vehicle he was driving struck two other vehicles at the intersection of Shea Boulevard and Via Linda Way shortly after 8 p.m. March. 2, according to police.
Olson was booked into the city jail on one count of traffic collision-related aggravated assault and traffic-related endangerment. The investigation is not complete, and he may face additional charges once more evidence is analyzed, according to a police report.
Two vehicles were stopped next to each other at a red light in the westbound lanes of Shea Boulevard when the vehicle driven by Olson crashed into one of the vehicles and subsequently struck the third vehicle, according to the report.
There were two children in the vehicle that was struck first, the report said.
They were listed in stable condition during the evening of March 2.
The road was closed for some time as an investigation occurred but was eventually reopened March 2.
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