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Car Crash in Scottsdale Downs Power Lines

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  • Last modified: January 31, 2020

Early in the morning on Thursday, January 30th, a driver lost control and drove into a telephone poll on the corner of Shea Boulevard and 64th Street in Scottsdale. The power lines at the intersection came crashing down as a result of the crash creating a dangerous situation.

Several people were injured in the crash. One person was taken to the hospital, believed to have serious or semi-serious injuries. Another person was evaluated by paramedics. However, the second person only had minor injuries and did not need immediate transport to the hospital via ambulance.

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Following the accident one car was wrapped around a telephone pole and another car remained motionless in the center of the intersection with a significant amount of damage to its front end. Both cars will need extensive repairs if they are able to be salvaged.

Police closed the road to prevent further injuries and/or electrocutions. The power company was called to assist with the repair of the power lines and to help secure the scene.

All traffic lights at the intersection stopped working. So, traffic was rerouted through a detour in order to prevent further accidents. There were no fatalities in the accident. However, the injuries to one of the drivers could be serious. The intersection will be shut down until all of the repairs can be made. It is currently unclear how long these repairs could take. For now, drivers in the area are advised to use an alternative route and to avoid the intersection

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