Milwaukie toddler hit by mom’s car backing out of driveway
A toddler was injured after being hit by an SUV backing out of a Milwaukie driveway Tuesday.
Clackamas County detective Jim Strovink said 18-month-old Brock Aschenbrener was hit while his mother, 33-year-old Charmin Aschenbrener, of Portland, was visiting the home and trying to park.
Investigators did not think the boy was run over, and Strovink said the boy was conscious and breathing at the scene.
He was brought to Oregon Health Sciences University Hospital by ambulance and listed in critical condition on Tuesday afternoon.
Studies show that a high proportion of toddler injuries occur in their driveways when vehicles back up.
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Reward Offered in San Diego Auto Accident
A 36-year-old San Diego husband and father died yesterday when his car slid on a freeway off ramp and slammed into a trash truck on Federal Blvd. Jose Lerma lost control of his car when it traveled over a large patch of used oil that police say was illegally dumped there earlier in the day. Witnesses say Lerma fishtailed in the oil and lost control and crashed.
Police are looking for help in finding the individuals who dumped the oil, which police estimate was four five-gallon buckets. San Diego Crime Stoppers has offered a $1,000 reward, and are encouraging those with any information to call the Crime Stoppers tip line at (888) 580-8477.
