LANCASTER, Pa. — Update 8/28, (5:40 p.m.) The 90-year-old passenger who was involved in the Penn Township crash has succumbed to his injuries, police said in a release.
Police said they received notification of Donald Barnhart's death on Friday afternoon.
The crash is still being investigated.
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Update, 8/25, (8:40 a.m.): Police say an elderly Lititz area couple both suffered injuries in the Penn Township crash.
Arlene Barnhart, 84, suffered minor to moderate injuries, while Donald Barnhart, 90, suffered potentially life-threating injuries.
The couple was transported to Lancaster General Hospital for treatment.
Justin Martin, 33, was treated by EMS at the scene of the crash.
This incident is still under investigation.
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The Northern Lancaster County Police Department is investigating a multi-vehicle crash that resulted in serious injury.
On Aug. 24 on South Oak Street and Parkside Drive in Penn Township, a two-vehicle crash occurred, resulting in serious injury for a 90-year-old male passenger, according to authorities.
Dispatch received the call around 2:45 p.m., and were informed of a multi-vehicle crash with entrapment.
The driver of a sedan turned into the path of an oncoming vehicle and struck the passenger front door area, resulting in potentially life-threatening injuries to the 90-year-old male passenger.
The 33-year-old male driver of the striking vehicle suffered no injuries.
This investigation is ongoing.
