Conecuh Co, AL (September 1, 2025) – A woman suffered injuries Monday after a two-vehicle crash on Interstate 65 northbound in Conecuh County.
The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency reported that the collision happened around noon on Monday, September 1. Authorities said 33-year-old Nekia J. Culpatrick of Riverdale, Georgia, was riding in a 2025 Toyota 4Runner. The SUV collided with a 2012 Toyota Avalon near the 105 mile marker on I-65.
Paramedics transported Culpatrick to a hospital in Andalusia for treatment. Officials have not released the extent of her injuries. The crash briefly caused the closure of I-65 northbound, though lanes later reopened.
No additional details have been released about the condition of others involved. Troopers are still investigating the events that led to the collision.
We extend our sincere wishes for recovery to those injured in this incident.
Two-Vehicle Accidents in Conecuh County
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