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Eight cars were involved in a motor vehicle crash in Clarksville last night.
Just before 8 p.m. on Friday, emergency responders were called to the multi-vehicle crash. Clarksville Police report a 2001 Dodge Intrepid, driven by Peggy Smith, 56, of Clarksville, was all over the roadway while traveling southbound on Ft Campbell Blvd.
While driving the vehicle, Smith was seen running multiple red-light, swerving on the roadway and crashing into several vehicles which were stationary at Quinn Lane stopped for a red-light. Smith's vehicle sideswiped some vehicles and forced some vehicles to crash into others.
There were four vehicles towed from the scene, three people, including Smith, were transported to either Gateway or BACH hospital, and two people were medically treated at the scene and released by EMS.
There was a total of eight cars and 12 people involved in the crash. There were five witnesses to the event.
The cause of the crash is under investigation and it has not been determined if alcohol was involved.
Just before 8 p.m. on Friday, emergency responders were called to the multi-vehicle crash. Clarksville Police report a 2001 Dodge Intrepid, driven by Peggy Smith, 56, of Clarksville, was all over the roadway while traveling southbound on Ft Campbell Blvd.
While driving the vehicle, Smith was seen running multiple red-light, swerving on the roadway and crashing into several vehicles which were stationary at Quinn Lane stopped for a red-light. Smith's vehicle sideswiped some vehicles and forced some vehicles to crash into others.
There were four vehicles towed from the scene, three people, including Smith, were transported to either Gateway or BACH hospital, and two people were medically treated at the scene and released by EMS.
There was a total of eight cars and 12 people involved in the crash. There were five witnesses to the event.
The cause of the crash is under investigation and it has not been determined if alcohol was involved.
Saturday, October 20 2012, 05:27 PM CDT
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MORRISTOWN, Tenn. (AP) -- An audit by the state comptroller's office has found that more than $51,000 in animal adoption fees and donations for the Morristown-Hamblen Humane Society was not deposited into the facility's bank account.
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