DONEGAL TWP — Speed was a factor Friday night when a car driven by a Butler man struck an embankment along Gameland Road, slid on its driver's side, hit another embankment and rolled over at least three times before stopping in a yard, state police said.

The man, 50-year-old Kurt W. Camus, suffered major injuries and was flown to UPMC Presbyterian Hospital in Pittsburgh following the 9 p.m. crash.

No information on Camus' condition was available Monday evening. According to a police report, Camus was cited for driving while operating privilege is suspended or revoked.

Camus was alone in a Mercedes-Benz C Class and traveling south when his car hit mailboxes and an embankment at 929 Gameland Road.

“The vehicle left he road for unknown reasons and struck the embankment in front of 929 Gameland Road, The car careened on to the driver's side, struck the embankment again and rolled over numerous times,” said Cpl. Mike Lewis, of the state police. “Speed was definitely a factor.”

Read more about this accident in Tuesday's Butler Eagle.