Lost Lands, Music Festival
Yahoo · 1d
Man Drives Vehicle Through Tents, Injures 2 at Lost Lands Music Festival
Noah Curtis, 24, on Sunday was arrested and charged with aggravated vehicular assault after injuring two people, said Randy Thorp of the Licking County Sheriff's Office. A man was treated for minor injuries at the scene while a female victim was transported to a local hospital with a broken hip, according to local reports.
abc6onyourside · 1d
Vehicle drives through campground at Lost Lands music festival, two people injured
THORNVILLE, Ohio (WSYX) — Around 2:30 a.m. on Sunday, a vehicle drove into several tents at the Lost Lands music festival, according to Licking County Sheriff Randy Thorp. 24-year-old Noah Curtis was charged with aggravated vehicular assault and is currently in Licking County Jail. He’s from Westerville, according to the Sheriff Thorp.
Yahoo · 2d
Police: Man drives through tents at Licking County festival
A Westerville man is charged after allegedly driving through several tents at a Licking County music festival. According to the Licking County Sheriff’s Office on Sunday, Noah Curtis, 24, allegedly drove a car through several tents during the Lost Lands Festival at Legend Valley overnight into Sunday.
Miami Herald · 1d
‘Erratic’ man crashes truck into occupied tents at Ohio music festival, officials say
A woman was injured when a man drove a truck into her tent in the campgrounds of an Ohio music festival, officials say. The 24-year-old driver was arrested and charged with aggravated vehicular assault following the Sept. 22 incident at Lost Lands Festival in Legend Valley, according to the Licking County Sheriff’s Office.
Scioto Post · 2d
Investigation Underway After Vehicle Hits Tents at Lost Lands Music Festival
An overnight incident at the Lost Lands Music Festival in Legend Valley has prompted an investigation by the Licking County Sheriff’s Office. A man drove his vehicle into several festival tents, injuring a female occupant.
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