ORIENT, Maine (CBS) – A Maine driver attempting to take a selfie with his friends in a crowded vehicle crashed into a tree on Saturday, according to authorities. 
 
 Maine State Police say 29-year-old Jordan Toner, of Hampden, and his seven passengers were driving on Deering Lake Road in Orient when the crash happened. 
 
 “Toner leaned over to take a ‘selfie’ picture with his friends, and ran off the road into a tree,” police said in a statement. 
 
 Two women sitting in the front passenger seat suffered the worst injuries, and police say neither wore a seatbelt. One woman fractured her nose, while the other was hospitalized for neck and possible back injuries. 
 
 Two other men in the car sustained minor injuries. The passengers were all in their 20s and 30s. 
 
 Toner is set to appear in court for “failing to maintain control of a motor vehicle due to being distracted.” 

 Police in Maine issued a distracted driving summons to a man they say crashed into a tree while taking a "selfie" with his passengers, injuring several of them. 
 
 According to police, Jordan Toner, a 29-year-old from Hampden, Maine, was driving on Deering Lake Road in Orient when he leaned over to take a cellphone photo with some of his seven passengers. The vehicle then veered off the road and crashed into a tree. 
 
 Authorities say two women in the front seat, who were not wearing seatbelts, suffered the most serious injuries. One suffered a fractured nose and facial lacerations and another sustained neck and possible back injuries. Several other passengers — ranging in age from 28-35 — suffered minor injuries. 
 
 The crash occurred at about 1:30 p.m. Saturday. 
 
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– Add this to the looong list of ill-advised selfies: Maine police say Hampden native Jordan Toner, 29, was driving in Orient on Saturday when he decided to snap a selfie with his seven passengers. But when he leaned over to take the photo with his cellphone, his car veered off the road and slammed into a tree, injuring several passengers, including two women who were riding in the front seat without seat belts, police tell NECN. One of the women suffered a broken nose, while the other incurred injuries to her neck and possibly her back; both were taken to a hospital. Two male passengers also suffered cuts near their eyes and back, reports WCSH. The passengers—three of whom share Toner's last name—were all aged 28 to 35. Toner is now due in court for "failing to maintain control of a motor vehicle due to being distracted," per CBS Boston.