HUDSON — Three Connecticut residents were examined by paramedics following a two-car accident in Hudson on Sunday, Hudson Police Chief Edward Moore said Monday.
All three refused medical treatment and did not have to be taken to Columbia Memorial, Moore said.
At about 1:52 p.m., Hudson Fire Department and Greenport Rescue Squad were sent by Columbia County 911 to the intersection of North Fourth and Columbia streets for a reported two-car accident.
A car, driven by Johnson Garrity, 54, and a passenger, Anna Garrity, 51, both of Moodus, Connecticut, was traveling north and went through a red light at the intersection of Columbia Street, hitting a car driven by Madeline Millerick, 19, of Burlington, Connecticut.
No tickets were issued, Moore said.
Both streets were closed in the area of the crash. Hudson Police investigated.