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One Reported Injured in Two Car Wreck on I-79
Posted Friday, October 16, 2009 ; 09:40 AM | View Comments | Post Comment
Updated Friday, October 16, 2009 ; 07:14 PM
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One of the cars rolled over onto its top.

Story by Susan Sullivan
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LOST CREEK -- One injury was reported in an accident south of Lost Creek on Friday morning.

The Lost Creek Fire Department, Anmoore EMS, West Virginia Department of Transportation, and the Harrison County Sheriff's Department all responded to the scene.

A silver Toyota from West Virginia slid into the an embankment.

The driver of a gray Nissan from Maryland was trapped briefly when his car flipped onto its top, said the driver and Anmoore EMS..

Initial reports said all drivers and passengers were OK.

An ambulance was later called back to the scene and took one person to United Hospital Center.

The extent of that person's injuries was not reported.

The Harrison County Sheriff's Department is investigating.

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Hank
10/17/09 at 4:36 PM		 Report Abuse
The media needs to start adding the fact whether or not the drivers involved were on the cell phone. The always add if the motorcyclist had on a helmet or not. Stupidity rules I guess!
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Matt
10/16/09 at 12:55 PM		 Report Abuse
Can't we all just learn to drive?
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Lisa
10/16/09 at 12:41 PM		 Report Abuse
Just to get the story straight...The silver Toyota was not from Maryland....the Nissan was the correct vehicle that had Maryland lic. plates. And the driver in the Nissan was not trapped in his vehicle at all. It would be nice if the authorities that print these stories would get the facts correct.
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Amy
10/16/09 at 12:11 PM		 Report Abuse
That section of the road is so dangerous.. I hate driving it.. If the fire dept. had a dollar for every accident on that road they woulndt need grants.
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