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Charleston County

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Charleston (SC) Metropolitan Area

Charleston

South Carolina

Charleston criminal lawyer John W. Molony defends clients arrested for DUI and criminal charges. Mr. Molony is the owner and sole managing member...

<blockquote>   </blockquote> A 77-year-old Columbia man involved in a Saturday morning collision on Columbiana Drive died Sunday. Peter Kremlick, of Woodfern Court in Columbia, swerved to miss another vehicle and struck a utility pole, according to a release from Richland County Coroner Gary Watts. He refused treatment at the scene, saying he was okay. However, later in the day, according to Watts, he started having headaches and was taken for medical treatment. Around 11 a.m. Sunday, he died at Lexington Medical Center from a head inury associated with the crash. The City of Columbia Police Department is investigating.

A 77-year-old Columbia man involved in a Saturday morning collision on Columbiana Drive died Sunday. Peter Kremlick, of Woodfern Court in Columbia, swerved to miss another vehicle and struck a utility pole, according to a release from Richland County Coroner Gary Watts. He refused treatment at the scene, saying he was okay. However, later in the day, according to Watts, he started having headaches and was taken for medical treatment.

Around 11 a.m. Sunday, he died at Lexington Medical Center from a head inury associated with the crash. The City of Columbia Police Department is investigating.

Richland County

Columbia Metropolitan Area

Irmo-Seven Oaks

Peter Kremlick was involved in a Saturday morning crash on Columbiana Drive.