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Updated: 3:40 PM Dec 13, 2010
HIGHWAY PATROL: Deputy Going About 100 MPH Before Crash
The Beaufort County deputy crashed his vehicle Friday night while responding to a call in Aurora.
Posted: 11:34 AM Dec 13, 2010 |
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The Highway Patrol says a Beaufort County deputy was going about 100 miles per hour before his patrol car crashed Friday night while responding to a call.
Deputy David Kendrick was treated for minor injuries at Beaufort County Medial Center after the crash on Highway 33 near Dixon Road around 7:15 p.m.
The Sheriff's Office says Kendrick was responding to a call in Aurora where several suspicious people were hanging out near a bank entrance.
Troopers says the deputy over-corrected his cruiser, ran off the road, struck a street sign and several large trees. They estimate $10,000 in damage to the patrol car and say no charges are pending against Kendrick.
Latest Comments
wrong,the insurance company pays.the dept.pays its insurance just like everybody else,now the insurance company will pay for the damage.
Yes state and county patrol vehicles come out of the general budget.
Just thought about this but does this crash come out of the tax payers pocket?
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