SHIP BOTTOM, N.J. – Authorities say a Canadian woman lying on a New Jersey beach has been run over by a truck picking up trash.
A spokesman with the Ocean County prosecutor’s office says Megan Fabieniak, of Toronto, was hospitalized Wednesday in stable condition with minor injuries to her arm and leg.
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Al Della Fave says Fabieniak was struck by the pickup truck at around 8 a.m.
He says the front wheel of the truck struck her while she was reading on the beach and then the vehicle stopped on top of her.
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She was pulled out from under the truck and treated at the scene before being transported to a nearby hospital.
Della Fave says the driver was taken to a hospital to submit blood samples for chemical testing and provide a statement.
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