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A young guy who a witness said had been weaving all over the road behind them came around the blind curve on the wrong side of the road and hit an older guy coming the other way at about 6:40AM. I heard the crash and ran out to help.

Looks like minor injuries but both were taken away by ambulance.

I didn't even have time to drink my first coffee this morning.

Too much drama.

A young guy who a witness said had been weaving all over the road behind them came around the blind curve on the wrong side of the road and hit an older guy coming the other way at about 6:40AM. I heard the crash and ran out to help. Looks like minor injuries but both were taken away by ambulance. I didn't even have time to drink my first coffee this morning. Too much drama.

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[–] [deleted] • 0 pt

might be a spic driver?

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Nope. Young (30ish) White driver, newer Dodge truck. Spaced out from drugs or alcohol plus the accident. The victim was a 69 year old White guy, a mason with a load of tools and bags of cement in the truck bed. That stuff slammed into the front of the truckbed and back of the cab. Blew out the back window. A level was sticking out of the back seat. The old guy is lucky that crap didn't hit him in the back of the head - saved by the crew cab. Good tjing no one was sitting back there.

Oddly, one of the EMTs in one of the ambulances looked like a dark skinned Mexican ... unusual to see in this area.

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He carries that stuff and doesn't have a headache rack?? That's dumb.

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True, no headache rack. I don't think a lot of folks think about headache racks as protection from what's in the bed. More like something to mount lights on or carry a canoe with. Cool looking cosmetic too.