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Two fight for life after van crash



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TWO people were left with life-threatening injuries after a van smashed into a wall yesterday.
The van left the road near the Granite City Bakery on Aberdeen's Clifton Road just after 7am, leaving a man and woman with serious head injuries after being cut free from the vehicle. The road was blocked and motorists diverted.




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  • Last Updated: 16 May 2008 11:09 PM
  • Source: The Scotsman
  • Location: Edinburgh
 
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Tatties ower the side,

Johannesburg 17/05/2008 20:48:43
The story probably should continue..... "however, the police were not interested because the accident did not involve either drink or speeding...."

Our good friends in the Grampian Police love incidents where they can fall back on technology (breath tests or speed traps) but hate situations where they need to think or investigate.....

 

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