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Car strikes pole on Youngstown's East Side, police seek driver

Youngstown police are trying to find the driver of a car that crashed into a pole on the city’s East Side early Friday.

Friday, December 31st 2021, 4:26 AM EST

Updated:

Friday, December 31st 2021, 4:27 AM EST

By Mike Gauntner

YOUNGSTOWN - Youngstown police are trying to find the driver of a car that crashed into a pole on the city’s East Side early Friday.

Around 12:30 in the morning, officers were called to the 21-hundred block of Atkinson Avenue.

When they got there, police found a sheared pole, downed wires, a damaged car flipped onto its side.

The driver was nowhere to be seen. So far, that person hasn't been located.

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