Four people were injured in a crash on an icy State Route 12 on New Year’s Eve.

The Hancock County Sheriff’s Office says the crash happened at around 7:35 Tuesday night on State Route 12 near County Road 109.

The sheriff’s office says Heather Reinhart, 20, of Findlay, was eastbound on SR 12 when she lost control on the icy road and collided with an oncoming vehicle.

Reinhart and her passenger, Jerrett Elliott, 20, of Findlay, were taken to Blanchard Valley Hospital by Hanco EMS.

Two people in the other vehicle, the driver Ancelmo Rodriguez, 41, of Fostoria, and a passenger, Shelbe Smith, 41, of Fostoria, were taken to Mercy Hospital in Tiffin.

Everyone was wearing their seat belt at the time of the crash, according to the sheriff’s office.

The crash remains under investigation.

A bomb squad was called in to investigate a suspicious package at Marathon Petroleum Corporation on New Year’s Eve.

The Findlay Police Department responded to Marathon a little before 10 p.m. Tuesday after a security officer reported that a man left a book bag in a caged area of a parking garage.

Police say the circumstances surrounding the bag and the man were suspicious so the Allen County Bomb Squad was requested to respond.

The bomb squad used a robot to open the bag and it was found to contain clothing.

Police say the owner of the book bag was found to be Nicholas Muntzing, 28, of Findlay.

Charges are pending in this case, according to police.