Police said the driver faces multiple charges, including OVI, and that two young children at home were later checked on by officers.
SOLON, OH - November 2, 2026
Two women were arrested after a car left the road on US 422 eastbound in Solon and struck trees, according to the Solon Police Department. The crash happened at about 2:41 a.m. on October 29, and the driver had visible injuries, according to police.
Key Facts
- Date: October 29, at about 2:41 a.m.
- Location: US 422 eastbound, Solon, Ohio
- Type of crash: A vehicle ran off the road and struck trees
- Vehicles involved: One car
- Injuries / fatalities: Multiple injuries reported
- Responding agencies: Solon Police Department; Twinsburg Police Department
- Reported by: Cleveland 19 News
Crash Overview
Solon police responded to a report that a vehicle had left the roadway on US 422 eastbound and struck trees. When officers arrived, they found two women who had been involved in a domestic dispute that became physical while they were driving.
Officers could see injuries on the face of the driver, 28-year-old Mya Stanton of Twinsburg. According to Stanton's statement to police, her partner Santia Cole, who lives with her, hit her in the mouth. Stanton said that as she tried to steer toward the shoulder, Cole took hold of the steering wheel, which caused the car to leave the road. These statements are Stanton's account as reported by police.
Police said that after an officer administered field sobriety tests, they determined Stanton was under the influence and arrested her for OVI. At the Solon Jail, she registered 0.116% on a breath alcohol test. Police said Stanton was charged with OVI, a prohibited blood alcohol concentration offense, driving under suspension and having an open container. Cole was also arrested and taken to the Solon Jail, where police said she was charged with domestic violence, criminal endangering and having an open container.