Overview
- Two people, including Rep. Marcy Kaptur, were taken to a hospital with injuries described as non-life-threatening after a crash in Toledo on Sunday morning.
- Kaptur’s office said she was a passenger on her way to a church service, that she is active and alert, and that she is grateful to first responders and expects to return to a full schedule.
- Local police characterized the incident as a hit-skip, meaning a vehicle that struck Kaptur’s car left the scene, and they say the investigation is active and ongoing with no suspect publicly identified.
- A witness told local media the other driver was picked up by a separate vehicle and fled, and scene photos published by outlets show significant front-end damage to one car.
- Kaptur is 80 and the longest-serving woman in Congress, and the crash comes as she campaigns in a close rematch against Republican Derek Merrin, a development that could affect her travel, security and campaign schedule.