No injuries in Bridge Bypass Road accident

<span>A two-vehicle accident on Bridge Bypass Road in Chester on Thursday resulted in no injuries at the scene, according to the Chester Police Department.</span>

<span>In a news release from CPD Chief Ryan Coffey, 34-year-old Jerri S. Fulton, of Perryville, was traveling west on Bridge Bypass Road in a 1999 Toyota Camry.</span>

<span>Fulton slowed due to traffic and the Camry was struck from behind by a 1992 Chevrolet 1500 pickup, driven by 26-year-old Brandon J. Dilday of Rockwood.</span>

<span>Dilday was cited for failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident. The accident was reported at 9:01 a.m.</span>

<span>The Chester Fire Department was paged out 25 minutes later for accident cleanup, as a 30-foot oil slick had formed as a result of the collision.</span>

<span>"We used Dawn dishwashing soap and brushed (the road) and washed it down," said Chester Fire Chief Marty Bert. "(Dawn) is good for the environment, it breaks all that grease down."</span>

<span>The CFD was also paged out in the early hours of Thursday for a CO2 detector sounding. Bert said it was a minor call.</span>

<span>"The CO2 detector was just a bad detector, it was eight or 10 years old," Bert said. "I think 10 years is all they're supposed to last."</span>