HOLLIS, N.H. (WHDH) - A Pepperell woman is facing drugged driving and methamphetamine possession charges after police say he caused a crash in Hollis New Hampshire early Thursday morning.

Emergency crews responding to a reported two-vehicle crash on Route 111 near the Pepperell town line determined that a Kia Forte driven by Denise Sliger, 43, had crossed the center line and struck a Toyota Sienna van driven by 78-year-old Francine Davis-Campano, also of Pepperell, according to Hollis police.

Both drivers as well as a passenger in the Toyota were taken to local hospitals with undisclosed injuries.

Sliger has since been charged with operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of drugs and possession of controlled drugs (methamphetamine).

Anyone with information about the crash is asked to call Officer Kushmerek at 603-465-7637.

 

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