Multiple injuries in 4-vehicle crash on Route 422 in Armstrong County
Pa. State Police searching for pickup truck after serious crash in Plumcreek Township
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Multiple injuries in 4-vehicle crash on Route 422 in Armstrong County
Pa. State Police searching for pickup truck after serious crash in Plumcreek Township
Updated: 1:50 PM EST Jan 20, 2026
Pennsylvania State Police said they are investigating “a serious multi-vehicle crash” in Armstrong County that left multiple people injured last weekend.Police said four vehicles were involved in the crash, which happened shortly before 4 p.m. Sunday on Route 422 near Steffy Drive in Plumcreek Township.”Preliminary findings indicate that an eastbound vehicle made contact with another motorist before crossing into the opposing lane of travel and striking a westbound vehicle head-on. A fourth vehicle was subsequently involved in the collision,” police said in a statement. “The operators involved sustained serious injuries and remain hospitalized at UPMC Presbyterian in Pittsburgh.”State troopers are asking for help to find a vehicle described as a white or silver pickup truck, possibly a Ford model, with a crew cab. Police said the vehicle was seen heading east before it turned around and left the scene shortly after the collision.Anyone who has information about the crash or the vehicle that investigators want to find is asked to call the state police station in Kittanning at 724-543-2011.
PLUMCREEK TOWNSHIP, Pa. —
Pennsylvania State Police said they are investigating “a serious multi-vehicle crash” in Armstrong County that left multiple people injured last weekend.
Police said four vehicles were involved in the crash, which happened shortly before 4 p.m. Sunday on Route 422 near Steffy Drive in Plumcreek Township.
“Preliminary findings indicate that an eastbound vehicle made contact with another motorist before crossing into the opposing lane of travel and striking a westbound vehicle head-on. A fourth vehicle was subsequently involved in the collision,” police said in a statement. “The operators involved sustained serious injuries and remain hospitalized at UPMC Presbyterian in Pittsburgh.”
State troopers are asking for help to find a vehicle described as a white or silver pickup truck, possibly a Ford model, with a crew cab. Police said the vehicle was seen heading east before it turned around and left the scene shortly after the collision.
Anyone who has information about the crash or the vehicle that investigators want to find is asked to call the state police station in Kittanning at 724-543-2011.