Phoenix collision leaves 4 people injured
Four people were injured following a crash in Phoenix on Wednesday, authorities said.
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PHOENIX — Four people were injured following a crash in Phoenix on Wednesday, authorities said.
The crash occurred on 67th Avenue, south of Thomas Road, according to the Phoenix Fire Department.
Authorities said two men and two women were taken to a hospital following the accident. Two of the people involved in the crash had required extra extricated from their vehicles.
No other information was made available.
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Another fact filled exhaustive in-depth example of KTAR's cut and paste Investigative Journalism.
That entire side of town is a third-world dump. ICE should send a whole army there with a giant vacuum cleaner.