Reporter escapes serious injury after being hit by car during live report
Some scary moments were caught on camera during a Virginia reporter’s live report on Thursday.
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Jan 21, 2022, 1:34 AM
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Updated 1,204 days ago
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661ds agoSome scary moments were caught on camera during a West Virginia reporter’s live report on Thursday.
WSAZ News correspondent Tori Yorgey was about to report on a water main break when a car slammed into her.
Yorgey was not seriously hurt and was only a little flustered. The whole encounter was caught on camera.
Yorgey was able to get right back up and continued her report.
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