May 22, 2013

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Utica man dead after vehicle falls on him

UTICA, OK -- An elderly man is dead after authorities say a vehicle fell on top of him Thursday.

Just after 4 p.m. first responders arrived to a house on Main Street in Utica, where the man was pinned underneath this truck, not breathing.

Bryan County Sheriff's deputies are trying to piece together why the man was under his truck. Investigators say it appears there was no foul play invovled.

"Things may appear to be an accident. We want to cover all corners and we owe it to the family to make sure that his death happened the way it happened, and not some other way," detective Nathan Calloway said.

The man's name has not been released.


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