A 74-year-old Levittown seriously injured in an Adams County crash remains hospitalized.
Gary Frice remained in York Hospital as of Monday in satisfactory condition, according to the Gettysburg Times.
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The Evening Sun reported Frice was driving along a road in Latimore Township, Adams County Sunday evening when his minivan crashed through the side of an old barn, causing the vehicle to partially fall through the barn’s wooden floor.
Authorities say the front end of his car crashed through the floor, causing his legs to get stuck under the dash of the vehicle. Due to the instability of the building, crews had to shore up the building before they could get inside to cut Frice from his vehicle. Crews eventually got him out safely.
Video from the scene shows Frice was flown from the crash scene to York Hospital.
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Frice was leaving a Packard Truck meet in Adams County when the crash happened, a friend told The Evening Sun.
CBS 21 reported the barn is 200 years old and formerly functioned as a grist mill.
