STERLING HEIGHTS, MICHIGAN — A 19-year-old woman identified as Demi says she is thankful to be alive after a violent crash earlier this week in Sterling Heights left her car completely split in half. The three-vehicle crash occurred near the intersection of Hall Road and Schoenherr Road after another driver allegedly ran a red light at a high rate of speed while drunk, striking Demi’s vehicle with such force that it was torn completely apart on impact. Video footage captured the devastating moment the car was ripped in half.
What Happened at Hall Road and Schoenherr Road
Demi was traveling southbound on Schoenherr Road when a driver allegedly ran the red light at Hall Road going approximately 80 mph. The high-speed impact involved three vehicles total, including the suspected at-fault driver who allegedly ran the light while driving drunk.
The force of the collision was so severe that Demi’s car was split completely in half, with video footage showing the vehicle being torn apart from the impact in a manner that left many who saw the footage shocked that anyone could have survived the crash.
Survivor Speaks Out
Despite the catastrophic destruction of her vehicle, Demi walked away from the crash without any major injuries. She was taken to the hospital following the incident as a precaution but was not seriously hurt, a fact she credited to divine intervention.
All other people involved in the three-vehicle crash also survived, making the outcome of an otherwise devastating collision remarkably fortunate given the visible extent of the damage done to the vehicles involved.
Drunk Driver Ran Red Light at 80 MPH
According to Demi’s account, the driver who caused the crash ran the red light at Hall Road while traveling at approximately 80 mph, a speed far exceeding what would be safe for that intersection under any circumstances. The combination of excessive speed and running a red light while allegedly drunk created the conditions for one of the most violent crashes seen in Sterling Heights in recent memory.
The suspected at-fault driver and the circumstances surrounding any charges filed following the crash were not fully detailed in the available source information at the time of reporting. Stay with GordonRamsayClub.com for the latest updates.
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