On June 16, 2008, a 21-year-old man from Salisbury, North Carolina was driving on South Main Street when his car spun out of control and flipped several times, injuring himself and a female passenger. The woman was thrown from the passenger seat into the rear of the car, suffering from cuts, bruises and a possible broken pelvis.

Authorities believe a silver car was trying to merge into another lane, clipping the back of the man’s 1999 Ford Escort and causing the car accident. The silver car did not stop at the scene of the car accident.

Source: Mark Wineka, “Man, woman injured when car flips on South Main,” Salisbury Post, June 17, 2008.