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18 WHEELER CRASH SH 105 EAST

By Scott Engle
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930PM-An 18-wheeler that was westbound on SH 105 near Duck Creek left the roadway and traveled close to 100 yards into the woods. Currently, SH 105 has alternating lanes of traffic. DPS, MCSO, and NMCFD are on the scene.

 

 

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