UPDATE: Pedestrian Suffering Life-Threatening Injuries After Being Struck By Vehicle

A pedestrian struck is suffering life-threatening internal injuries after being struck by a vehicle on East Main Street Wednesday night, Bridgewater Township Police Officer Allen Mele said.

According to police, Janice Teresak, of Bridgewater, was heading westbound  in the right lane of East Main Street when her vehicle struck a pedestrian who was crossing the street at about 8:50 p.m.

Teresak was uninjured, but the victim was flown by State Police Medevac to Robert Wood Johnson Medical Center for internal injuries.

The name of the victim has not been released, and Mele said no further information about the incident is currently available.

Another accident occurred on Route 202 just before the intersection of Milltown Road at about 4:05 p.m. According to police, Sean Molyneaux, of Pennsylvania, was driving in the right lane of Route 202, about to stop at a red light at the intersection with Milltown Road.

Police said Molyneaux struck another vehicle in the rear, and pushed it into a third vehicle. The vehicle that was initially struck then hit the right-hand guard rail and slid north across the roadway before coming to rest, police said.

Mele said three people were transported to Somerset Medical Center with neck, back and facial injuries. Mickey Bradley, 45, of New York, was in Molyneaux's vehicle, and Rosa Mileth-Ramirez, 43, of Maryland, and Elizabeth Cumpos, 40, of Hillsborough, were in the first vehicle struck.

Molyneaux was taken by New Jersey State Police Medevac to Robert Wood Johnson Medical Center to be treated for neck and back injuries.

There were no injuries suffered by those in the third vehicle involved, Mele said.

"The driver of the first car said the other vehicles came to an abrupt stop," he said.

Both accidents are currently still under investigation, and Mele said no charges have been filed.

Anyone with information should contact Mele, of the Traffic Safety Bureau, at 908-722-4111, ext. 4139.