Two Women Injured in Head-On Collision With Water Buffalo in Stockholm, New York
In Stockholm, New York, two women survived a severe head-on collision with a 2,300-pound water buffalo while traveling at 52 mph. Both women sustained injuries but considered themselves lucky to be alive, with the animal dying in the crash and…
Phoenix, AZ, October 21, 2026 —
Two women were injured when their Jeep collided head-on with a 2,300-pound water buffalo in Stockholm, New York. The vehicle was traveling at 52 mph, according to the account provided.
Both women survived the crash and sustained injuries. They considered themselves lucky to be alive. The water buffalo died in the collision, and the Jeep sustained significant damage.
The account does not provide the women’s names, the date or precise location of the crash, or details about how the animal came to be in the vehicle’s path. It also does not identify the road, describe the women’s injuries, or say whether either was taken to a hospital.
No information was provided about the buffalo’s owner, the circumstances surrounding its presence, or whether authorities investigated the collision. The account also does not specify whether any other people or vehicles were involved, or what happened to the damaged Jeep after the crash.
The reported details establish the collision’s location as Stockholm, New York, and give the vehicle’s speed and the animal’s weight. Further information about the timing, response, and investigation was not included in the summary.
Story summarized from the original created by Lexi Bruening, Diane Rutherford, Gray News staff on www.azfamily.com, see more information here.
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