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    72-Year-Old Man Died In A Fatal Crash In Sacramento County (Sacramento, CA)

    2022-08-10

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    According to the California Highway Patrol, a fatal crash was reported in South Sacramento on Sunday. 

    The CHP Officials stated that a 72-year-old man from Yolo County was taken to the hospital by the fire department after [..]

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