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Buick driver dies after pickup runs stop sign at Aberdeen Avenue and McGuffey Road
Read the full articleA Buick driver died Sunday after a Dodge pickup ran a stop sign at Aberdeen Avenue and McGuffey Road and crashed into a yard. The pickup driver was arrested after trying to flee on foot, and FOP officials said a deputy attempted a traffic stop before the crash.
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Columbus police confirmed a crash in the area of McGuffey Road and Aberdeen Avenue.
Columbus police investigated the fatal crash in the North Linden area.
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Columbus police investigate fatal crash in the North Linden area
Officers discovered the incident involved a traffic crash with a 2005 Dodge Dakota traveling west down Aberdeen Avenue when the driver ran a stop sign and hit a 2012 Buick Verano, according to WSYX.
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Officers discovered the incident involved a traffic crash with a 2005 Dodge Dakota that was traveling west down Aberdeen Avenue when the driver ran a stop sign. The Dakota subsequently hit a 2012 Buick Verano.
The impact of the crash caused both vehicles to end up in the yard of a home located at the intersection of McGuffey Road and Aberdeen Avenue, according to WSYX.
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The impact of the crash caused both vehicles to end up in the yard of a home located at the intersection of McGuffey Road and Aberdeen Avenue.
The driver of the Dakota attempted to run off from the scene but was arrested by authorities, according to WSYX.
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The driver of the Dakota attempted to run off from the scene but was arrested by authorities.
The driver of the Buick was rushed to a local hospital where they died from their injuries, according to WSYX.
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The driver of the Buick was rushed to a local hospital where they died from their injuries.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/1-killed-northeast-columbus-crash-185321206.html
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One person is dead following a crash in northeast Columbus on Sunday morning, according to a city public safety dispatcher.
A city public safety dispatcher said one person was pronounced dead around 11:30 a.m..
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The dispatcher said one person was pronounced dead around 11:30 a.m.
A deputy attempted to pull over a vehicle, and the driver took off and crashed, Fraternal Order of Police Capital City Lodge 9 President Brian Steel told WBNS-10TV.
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Brian Steel, president of the Fraternal Order of Police Capital City Lodge 9, said a deputy attempted to pull over a vehicle, and the driver took off and crashed.
When asked whether law enforcement was attempting a traffic stop, Steel said the incident was "not a pursuit by CPD policy," 10TV reported.
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not a pursuit by CPD policy
Steel also confirmed that no law enforcement officers were injured.
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Steel confirmed no law enforcement officers were injured.
A Franklin County Sheriff's Office spokesperson stated that no cruisers were involved in the crash, addressing initial public safety dispatch information that reported a pursuit.
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An FCSO spokesperson said there were no cruisers involved in the crash.
A Franklin County Sheriff's Office spokesperson stated that no cruisers were involved in the crash, addressing initial public safety dispatch information that reported a pursuit.
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The dispatcher initially said an FCSO vehicle was involved in a pursuit at the time of the crash, according to information they received from the sheriff's office.
Columbus police are handling the investigation.
One dead after northeast Columbus crash
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Around 10:50 a.m. Sunday, the Columbus Division of Police responded to an unknown disturbance with someone being shot.
https://heritageheadlines.com/columbus-crash-on-aberdeen-avenue-claims-life-of-one-person/
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Police said the first 911 call to the area was for an unknown disturbance and possibly a person who had been shot, but officers determined it was a two-vehicle crash, according to police accounts.
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Police said the first 911 call to the area was for an unknown disturbance and possibly a person who had been shot, but officers determined it was a two-vehicle crash.
Police have not released the names of the people involved, Hopewell Heritage Headlines reported.
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Police have not released the names of the people involved.