U.S. Rep. Marcy Kaptur of Ohio is hospitalized after a car crash in Toledo on Sunday, according to multiple reports. Kaptur’s office says the 80-year-old congresswoman was a passenger in a vehicle traveling to a church service when the car she was in was struck. Several outlets describe the incident as a hit-and-run, citing statements attributed to Toledo police. NBC News and CBS News report that Kaptur is hospitalized following the crash, while other outlets note that her injuries are not life-threatening. The Guardian and The Hill report that Toledo police say Kaptur is active and alert while being treated. Fox News and The Independent also characterize her injuries as non-life-threatening based on information from her office. Reports differ slightly in wording—some emphasize hospitalization and others treatment status—but they consistently describe the same basic scenario: a two-vehicle hit-and-run crash in Toledo involving Kaptur as a passenger on her way to church, with her injuries reported as not life-threatening.
Marcy Kaptur hospitalized after hit-and-run crash in Toledo, injuries not life-threatening
Key Points
- Rep. Marcy Kaptur is hospitalized after a car crash in Toledo, Ohio on Sunday.
- Kaptur was a passenger in the vehicle when it was struck while going to a church service.
- Multiple outlets report police describe the crash as a hit-and-run.
- Kaptur’s office says her injuries are not life-threatening.
- Toledo police reportedly say she is active and alert while receiving treatment.
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