Goose Creek woman killed in Treeland Drive multi-vehicle crash
Jessica Lambon was driving a 2022 Toyota SUV when she was involved in a crash with a GMC Sierra pickup truck and Cadillac Escalade on Treeland Drive just before 1 a.m.
Lambon died at the scene. The Cadillac driver was injured and taken to a local hospital for treatment. No other injuries were reported.
The South Carolina Highway Patrol and the Berkeley County Coroner's Office are investigating.
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