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Three People Involved in Tucson Car Crash Saturday

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  • Last modified: February 4, 2020

On Saturday, February 1rst, two cars crashed of I-19 and Canoa Ranch in Tucson around 7:00 pm. The crash resulted in one of the cars being flipped upside down. When the Green Valley Fire Department arrived on the scene, they found one of the cars in this position. The other car was still right side up, however.

Three people were involved in the accident. However, fortunately, none of the people were seriously injured in the Tucson crash. In fact, all three individuals who were in the two cars involved in the crash refused to be transported to the hospital following the incident.

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The most likely reason why there were no injuries in this accident is because all three parties involved were wearing seatbelts. If any of the individuals had not been wearing seatbelts, it most likely would have been much more serious.

A married couple was in the car that overturned. One individual was in the other car. It is very fortunate that no one was injured in the accident because the accident was quite severe. There was extensive damage to the vehicles and it is possible that both vehicles are totaled. Police officers are still investigating the incident to determine exactly what happened and who is at fault. As of right now, there is no word as to whether or not either of the drivers were under the influence of drugs or alcohol or were otherwise driving recklessly. Currently, no arrests have been made.

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