Local Woman Died in Crash

The Doylestown Township woman who was injured when the car she was riding in crashed into a building Thursday has died.

Inna Kamyshev, 77, initially was reported as being discharged from Abington Memorial Hospital Thursday after the crash. While technically true, that description was incomplete, a hospital spokeswoman said Friday. Kamyshev had, in fact, died.

The Montgomery County Coroner did not return calls seeking comment as to whether an autopsy will be performed.

Her husband, Yakov Kamyshev, 79, was listed in fair condition at Abington Memorial on Friday, a hospital spokeswoman said.

The Kamyshevs were injured in a Thursday morning car crash that left their black Toyota Scion crumpled against the side of a stone building on Almshouse Road.

Doylestown Township Police Chief Stephen White said Friday that his department still is investigating the crash, including whether a medical condition may have contributed to the accident.

Yakov Kamyshev was driving in the parking lot of the Bucks County government office complex at Almshouse Road and Rt. 611 in Doylestown Township on Thursday around 10 a.m.

Kamyshev was trying to turn left onto the main driveway of the complex, which includes the , when he hit Elizabeth Schluth, 69, of the 50 block of Twigkenham Dr., Richboro. Doylestown Township police said Schluth was driving her 2011 Buick Opel on the main driveway of the complex when she was struck. The police said she was not injured in the crash.

The Kamyshevs’ car accelerated up the main drive and then crossed Almshouse Road, police said. It struck a stone building on the opposite side of the road and lodged against the building in the shrubbery.