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Dana Walcott of Randolph chokes on food, passes out, takes out 2 power poles

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  • Last modified: February 4, 2020

Dana Walcott, 55, of Randolph Mass. choked on his food, then blacked out and struck 2 power poles while heading down Route 28 close to the Avon-Randolph line.

Although no one was seriously injured, a number of power outages occurred in the surrounding area.

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Walcott has a history of traffic violations and had an active warrant connected to his suspended driver license out of Quincy. He was arrested on the warrant and charged with driving on a suspended license.

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