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During the initial response, and preliminary investigation, it was determined that
one of the vehicles involved in the motor vehicle crash, which is identified as a gray in color Dodge Nitro, was traveling eastbound at the 3700 block of U.S. Business Highway 83, and collided with the rear of the other vehicle, identified as a black in color Mazda 6, which also appeared to have been traveling eastbound at the 3700 block of U.S. Business Highway 83,” the release stated.
During the initial response, and preliminary investigation, it was determined that
one of the vehicles involved in the motor vehicle crash, which is identified as a gray in color Dodge Nitro, was traveling eastbound at the 3700 block of U.S. Business Highway 83, and collided with the rear of the other vehicle, identified as a black in color Mazda 6, which also appeared to have been traveling eastbound at the 3700 block of U.S. Business Highway 83,” the release stated.
During the initial response, and preliminary investigation, it was determined that
one of the vehicles involved in the motor vehicle crash, which is identified as a gray in color Dodge Nitro, was traveling eastbound at the 3700 block of U.S. Business Highway 83, and collided with the rear of the other vehicle, identified as a black in color Mazda 6, which also appeared to have been traveling eastbound at the 3700 block of U.S. Business Highway 83,” the release stated.
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