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Oregon Truck Driver: Deputies in Oregon are advising drivers whose vehicles may have been affected by a truck driver spilling red dye across various highways to contact their auto insurance providers as soon as possible.
Oregon Truck Driver Suspected of Deliberately Pouring Dye on State Highways for Miles
According to a statement that was issued by the Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office in a news release, a tractor-trailer that was transporting a red-colored dye began to leak on several routes throughout the state. Several photographs that were included in the news release that was issued by the deputies show the rear tires of the vehicle covered with red dye as well as lengthy areas of the road that had been stained with color.
According to a news release issued by the sheriff’s office, the driver of the vehicle, Junior Jean, told law enforcement officials that he was transporting a quantity of red dye used to colour mulch. Jean told the deputies that he had pulled over to investigate the leak after being waved down by another car, but that despite the leak, he had continued driving.
Seeing red: Truck driver accused of knowingly leaking miles of dye on Oregon roads – KIRO7 News https://t.co/9khksbWoEr
— seattle newswire (@seattlebrief) December 21, 2022
According to The Oregonian, the driver told deputies that the company he works for, which was not named, told him to keep driving to his destination after he informed them about the leak.
According to the deputies, the driver described the dye as being liquid soluble, which means that it may be removed with water. The sheriff’s office recently issued an updated news release in which it stated that any drivers who have concerns or questions regarding their automobiles should get in touch with their individual insurance providers.
In the police report filed by the Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office, the incident was assigned the number 22-52117. Jean was cited for driving recklessly, causing third-degree property damage, and operating a vehicle with sifting or leaking cargo.
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