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    You are at:Home»Local News»Geary County»Three injured in Geary County crash on I-70

    Three injured in Geary County crash on I-70

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    By KMAN Staff on September 2, 2025 Geary County, Local News
    Heavy rain is blamed for a crash that injured three people Monday afternoon in Geary County.
    The Highway Patrol says 24-year-old Riley Brungardt of Hoisington lost control of his Jeep on eastbound I-70 near Moritz Road, hitting a Buick parked on the shoulder and pushing it into a Ford pickup.
    Brungardt and two people in the Buick, 63-year-old Tammy Bevan-Tyler of Overland Park and 60-year-old Mark Taylor of Olathe, suffered minor injuries. Only Brungardt was taken to the hospital.
    The pickup driver, 24-year-old Jake Sobonilla of Fort Riley, was not hurt.
    Click here for more Geary County news.
    Geary County crash Geary County local news I-70 accident Geary County I-70 Moritz Road accident Jake Sobonilla Fort Riley Kansas Highway Patrol crash report Mark Taylor Olathe rain-related crash Kansas Riley Brungardt Hoisington Tammy Bevan-Tyler Overland Park
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