The Marshall County Central Dispatch received a 911 call regarding a vehicle that struck a residence on Plymouth-LaPorte Trail on Wednesday morning, May 14th at 3 a.m.
Officers from the Marshall County Sheriff’s Department found a 2019 Ford Edge, driven by Keith Oden of Plymouth.
During the investigation, it was determined that the vehicle had been traveling southbound on Plymouth-Laporte Trail and left the roadway to the west for unknown reasons. The vehicle continued through a yard and struck the northwest corner of the home.
Although the home was occupied at the time, there were no injuries. The vehicle suffered heavy front-end damage, and the residence suffered structural damage to the outside.
Oden was transported to St. Joseph Hospital in Plymouth for an overall complaint of pain.
Marshall County Police were assisted at the scene by Plymouth Police, Plymouth Fire and EMS, and Lyon's Wrecker Service.
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