Police Investigate Cause of Rollover Accident
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Posted: 9:43 AM Mar 26, 2010
Police Investigate Cause of Rollover Accident
A single car rollover results in only minor injuries in spite of a lot of damage to the car involved.
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Police in Colorado Springs Police are called to Wooten and Platte where a car had rolled.

The accident happened just before midnight. The driver was not seriously injured. Police are still investigating the cause of that crash.

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Posted by: Samantha Location: Colorado Springs on Mar 26, 2010 at 12:22 PM

Know the young man well... very sad when good people make bad decisions. Thank god no one else was involved.
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