Three collisions were investigated by Holbrook police officers during the period of Oct. 2-8, according to dispatcher reports.

At 11:47 a.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 2, a two vehicle, non-injury collision occurred on Navajo Blvd. and Erie Street. The vehicles involved were a white van owned by Change Point and driven by Jascinda Haskie, 41, of Holbrook and a gray Toyota Corolla driven by Shawna Bailey, 39, of Holbrook. According to the report, Bailey was traveling on Erie Street and attempted to turn north on Navajo Blvd. Her vision was obscured by a sanitation truck and as she pulled forward she was struck by the van, which was traveling south on Navajo Blvd. Both vehicles were towed from the scene and Bailey was cited for failure to yield from a stop sign and display plate mandatory insurance.

At 12:18 p.m. on Wednesday, a two vehicle, non-injury collision occurred on East Florida Street and Navajo Blvd. The vehicles involved were a Volvo tractor with trailer driven by Derrick Brown, 43, of Laveen and a silver Mercury Cougar driven by William Flores, 63, of Holbrook. Flores was traveling west on Erie Street and stopped to turn north on Navajo Blvd. Brown pulled up next to Flores to turn south on Navajo Blvd. and while making the turn, the trailer on the truck struck the Mercury. Brown was cited for failure to yield while making a right-hand turn at an intersection.

At 12:13 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 4, a two vehicle, non-injury collision occurred on the I-40 286 eastbound offramp and Navajo Blvd. The vehicles involved were a tan 2019 Honda driven by Edgar Hampson, 57, of Holbrook and a white semi-truck with trailer driven by Robert Wayne, 66, of Fontana, Calif. According to the report, Hampson was driving south in the inner lane of Navajo Blvd. and as he approached the 286 offramp the semi-truck exited the freeway and ran through the stop sign at Navajo Blvd. and continued to drive north on Navajo Blvd. without stopping. The Honda sustained heavy damage and was towed from the scene. At approximately 1:27 p.m. that day the semi-truck was located in a dirt lot next to the Motel 6 in Holbrook. Wayne was cited for failure to yield from a stop sign, failure to leave required information at the scene of a collision and failure to stop.