John H. Lambert – A 60-year-old man from Salem, Oregon, tragically lost his life in a single-vehicle crash on Highway 22 East Wednesday evening. The incident occurred around 8:40 p.m., and officers with the Oregon State Police (OSP) responded to the scene.
According to the preliminary investigation, the driver, identified as John H. Lambert, was operating a Chevy Silverado heading east on Highway 22 when he suddenly veered off the road near Niagara, Oregon. The exact reason for the vehicle leaving the roadway is still unclear and remains under investigation. After the truck left the road, it traveled down an embankment, struck a stump, and ultimately rolled over.
Despite the swift response by emergency services, Lambert was pronounced dead at the scene of the crash. Authorities have stated that the cause of the accident is still being determined, as they continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding the incident. At this point, no further details have been provided regarding potential factors that may have contributed to the crash.
In the aftermath of the collision, Highway 22 East was impacted for approximately one hour while authorities worked at the scene and conducted their investigation. The incident has raised questions about the circumstances leading up to the crash and whether any road conditions or other external factors played a role. As the investigation continues, more information may be revealed, though for now, the cause of the crash remains uncertain.
The death of John H. Lambert has been a somber event for the community, and local authorities are urging anyone with further information about the incident to come forward. The loss has left many seeking answers, while investigators work to understand the factors behind this tragic accident.
At present, Oregon State Police have not released any further details or updates, and the investigation remains ongoing. The agency will continue to examine all available evidence to understand what happened in the moments before the crash occurred. As of now, no additional charges or information have been disclosed.
