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Police kept busy over weekend with crime and traffic accidents.

August 22, 2022

Police kept busy over weekend with crime and traffic accidents.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- On Saturday, August 20, at approximately 6:00 am, Police Central Dispatch received a call about a serious accident on Airport Road. Two people were injured.

The driver of a Grey Hyundai sustained injuries to her arms and legs while the passenger of the Blue Tucson has a broken wrist from the impact of the accident. Both victims received first aid from ambulance personnel and were transferred to SMMC.

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Later, the driver of the grey Hyundai was taken to the French hospital for further medical treatment.

• Around 9:00 pm, police were notified of another traffic accident with injuries; this ...


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