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Teen Driver with Learner's Permit Causes Serious Accident Removing Coat While Driving.


Posted on Aug 18, 2009

Fifteen year old Mikala Perzanowski of Syracuse, Indiana lost control of her car driving on a learner's permit while she tried  to remove her coat.   Mikala's mother,  Tiffany Oglesbee , and fifteen year old Kayla Courtney were passengers in the vehicle.   The investigation indicated that the car left the road and hit a tree off Old 30, West of Brailler Road near Pierceton, Indiana on January 3, 2009.    Both Oglesbee and Courtney were seriously injured in the crash and air lifted to Parkview Hospital of Fort Wayne.    

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