Rollover accident near Pottsboro injures 1

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Posted: 5:25 PM Jul 16, 2008
Last Updated: 9:32 AM Jul 17, 2008
Reporter: KXII-TV Staff
Email Address: firstnews@kxii.com

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GRAYSON COUNTY, TX -- A rollover accident in northwest Grayson County sent one person to the hospital Wednesday morning.

It happened just before noon on Mill Creek Road just west of Pottsboro near Camp James Ray. Authorities say 41-year-old Soon Lee-Park of Sherman was westbound when she took a turn at a high rate of speed.

Nearby camp staff members were first on the scene, who administered first aid to Ms. Park until paramedics arrived on scene. She was taken to Wilson N. Jones Medical Center in Sherman as a precaution.

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Posted by: CDY Location: AREA on Jul 17, 2008 at 04:16 PM
To "Just driving by" - it is people like you that slow down traffic -looking at the wreck ! Keep your eyes on the road!

Posted by: JUST DRIVING BY Location: Mill Creek Meadows on Jul 16, 2008 at 09:13 PM
Come on ch 12 if you send someone out to report wrecks at least get the info right. The lady wasnt speeding, she fell asleep and went off the roadway and hit a tree and rolled her car, and also she didnt go to the hospital as a precaution, the lady had a big gash on her head and you could see blood all over the car just from driving by!

Thanks for the update. The information we reported came from authorities on the scene. We'll check with them to verify what you've told us here. -STAFF

Posted by: Anonymous Location: Sherman on Jul 16, 2008 at 06:25 PM
Slow down and that wont happen to you.

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