St. Louis, MO, September 5, 2026 —

An 8-year-old Girl Scout is being recognized for her bravery and quick thinking after assisting friends in the aftermath of a fatal collision in Pike County, Indiana. Amelia Freeland has been identified as a hero for her actions following a crash on State Road 64 near Stendal.

The incident involved a head-on collision where a vehicle carrying Amelia and other children was struck by a car that was reportedly evading police. The crash resulted in multiple fatalities, with three individuals confirmed dead.

Despite sustaining injuries herself in the collision, Amelia Freeland demonstrated remarkable courage. According to reports, she was able to unbuckle herself from her seat and then proceeded to assist a younger child who was also in the vehicle, helping them to escape its wreckage. The exact nature and severity of Amelia’s injuries were not detailed.

The circumstances leading up to the crash, including the identity of the driver of the vehicle evading police and the specific timeline of events, were not fully disclosed in the available information. The names of the other children involved and the individuals who sustained fatal injuries were also not provided.

Amelia’s actions have drawn praise, highlighting her resilience and willingness to help others even in a traumatic situation. The community of Pike County is recognizing her for her heroic efforts.



Story summarized from the original created by Barbara Bellinger , Jordan Gartner on www.firstalert4.com, see more information here.

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