Michael Hibbs Car Accident – Michael Hibbs, who was born and raised in Middleburg, Pennsylvania, passed suddenly as a result of a tragic event that occurred not too long ago. His family is in complete and absolute denial over his passing. Due to the sad fact that he was self-employed, he did not have any form of life insurance coverage. There was no one else who provided financial assistance to the household save him. It was approximately 10:40 in the morning when the crash made its appearance. Cirencione testified that Gow had come to a halt at a stop sign on Billsboro Road and was in the process of turning into County Road 6 when he was struck by a car driven by George Hibbs, who was 53 years old and from Manchester. Hibbs was driving the vehicle that hit Gow. As far as the sheriff is concerned, Hibbs was driving in the opposite direction on Billsboro Road and did not come to a complete stop at a stop sign.
Deputy sheriff Cirencione, who delivered the announcement on Friday, stated that “deputies and investigators ruled out impairment by Mr. Hibbs yesterday.” There is ongoing investigation on the subject of whether or if he was distracted with something else. An SUV driven by Gow was involved in a collision with a stone building that was situated at the intersection as a result of the incident. Gow had to be extracted from his vehicle by emergency personnel in order for him to be taken to the hospital in an ambulance. This was a prerequisite for the transportation of Gow. It was impossible for Gow to escape his truck.
In addition, Hibbs was taken to Geneva General Hospital by ambulance after being taken there previously. It was reported by the authorities that his injuries were not particularly severe. Only one person was present in each of the vehicles, and that was the one who was driving. Following the collision, a significant emergency response was begun, which included the participation of sheriff’s officers, Finger Lakes Ambulance, and firefighters from the White Springs, West Lake Road, and Geneva departments. The response was a significant one. In addition, there were investigators from the Sheriff’s Office and members of the accident reconstruction team from the department who were present at the scene.
