BATAVIA TOWNSHIP, MI – One man was injured following an early morning accident on Wednesday.
Investigators with the Michigan State Police are reconstructing a one vehicle crash that took place at around 5 a.m. in Branch County’s Batavia Township. Reports indicate a 60-year-old man from Burlington was injured.
The crash happened on Arbogast Road near M-86.
The injured man was reportedly the lone occupant of the vehicle. Authorities say his vehicle overturned and partially wound up in a ditch.
Bronson firefighters assisted the man out of his vehicle at the accident scene. He suffered a head injury and was taken to a nearby hospital.
The call Wednesday morning was the second day in a row Bronson Firefighters were called to an early morning crash.
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