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Single Car Accident Injures One
Posted Sunday, August 2, 2009 ; 10:01 PM | View Comments | Post Comment
Updated Sunday, August 2, 2009; 11:44 PM

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It happened on Wyatt Road Sunday evening.

By Karen Kiley

SHINNSTON -- A single car accident in Harrison County injured one person Sunday evening.

Harrison County Sheriff's Deputies say the driver of a Ford F-150 was heading South on Wyatt Road, towards Shinnston. According to deputies, he lost control of the vehicle, spun around, and ended up facing northbound in a ditch

One person was ejected from the car and was flown by Health Net to Ruby Memorial Hospital.

Two other people in the car were treated and released.

The Harrison County Sheriff's Department is still investigating the cause of the crash.

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