May 19, 2013

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Man trapped in vehicle rollover

SOUTHMAYD, TX-A man was sent to the hospital after a rollover accident in a major Southmayd highway.

Police chief, Ron Blackwell said at around 10:30 Wednesday night, a hummer was travelling west on State Highway 56 when it turned left and fell into a ditch. He said the driver was trapped in the vehicle that responders had to cut the sunroof open to get him out.

Blackwell said the driver was not seriously injured.


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