Single Vehicle Rollover, Driver fled the scene. Ashland County Sheriff's Office and Ohio State Highway Patrol Searched for Driver of Pickup.

Jeromesville -Roughly around 5:15 PM a single vehicle roll-over accident happen in the 200 block of Township Road 1050, Ashland County Sheriff's Department, and Jeromesville Fire Department and EMS responded to the scene, and found a Nissan pick roughly about 30-50 feet off the roadway in a cornfield unoccupied. In the preliminary investigation that it appeared that the Nissan pickup was traveling eastbound on Township road 1050, and had traveled down the roadway at a high ate of speed, and traveled off the roadway several times before then finally going off the right side of the roadway striking the embankment, and then causing the Nissan Pickup to roll several times before landing on it's two-wheels.

Then the vehicle was facing northbound, and then the driver drover across township road 1050 into the cornfield about 30-50 feet off the roadway. The he apparently either walked, or either have had gotten a ride and taken back to his residence. And then apparently he had called 911 stating he was involved in accident and was hurt. So the Ashland County 911 had dispatched the Jeromesville squad to his location, and had found nothing. That's when they had called out the Ashland County Sheriff's Drone Team to search for him, as apparently he had hidden in a wooded area. So even they also had dispatched the Ohio State Highway Patrol's Aviation unit out of Dublin, Ohio to help search for him. The search the area for at lease an hour or so and could not find him in the area, and decided to call off the search. He was last seen wearing camo gear, and boots, they are hoping he turns himself in cause the weather is supposed to be raining all weekend. They want to help him to get medical treatment if he's seriously injured, but also he's got to answer to about the accident. They also trying to ping his cell phone to get another better location on him, and last location came back was near Ashland County Road 251 and U.S. 250. So if you know the driver of this pick-up please convince him to turn himself in and get the medical help, and also turn himself in to the local law enforcement agencies.