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WOODS CROSS — One woman was critically injured after the vehicle she was in rolled early Monday morning.
A white Dodge Caliber was traveling south near 500 Frontage Road when the vehicle rolled several times and crashed through a fence around 12:24 a.m.
Responders found one occupant, Paula Flores, 22, who they believe was ejected from the vehicle, according to Davis County Sheriff Sgt. Susan Poulsen. Flores remained in critical condition Monday morning.
Tyler Cotter, 21, received injuries not considered to be life-threatening, Poulsen said. Both were taken to Intermountain Medical Center for treatment.
Police are not sure who was driving the vehicle, but they suspect alcohol and speed were factors in the accident.
