Emergency personel on scene of vehicle rollover
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Officers from the Susanville Police Department and emergency medical personnel are on scene at a vehicle accident at Fourth and Hall Streets this afternoon, Wednesday, May 23. Witnessesat the scene said the driver of the Ford Explorer allegedly hit a parked car, which caused the vehicle to roll over on its side. Photos by Ruth Ellis
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