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WRECK SLOWS BEACH-BOUND TRAFFIC

By: Import User

Updated: January 7, 2009

The accident involved a Dothan Utilities truck that collided with another truck owned by a granite company. The injuries were minor but the accident, which occurred Friday morning, slowed traffic on U-S 231 South at Saunders Road. Officer Jason Adkins, the investigating Dothan Police officer, says one of the vechiles failed to stop for a red light. However, Adkins said he is still investigating to determine who was a fault in the two-vehilce pile-up.

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