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3 Injured in Crash at Clinton Avenue and N. Bond Street

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2 Vehicles Roll Over in Fresno Accident

Fresno, CA (July 20, 2020) – Three people were injured in a rollover crash in Fresno. The accident occurred on the afternoon of July 20 at Clinton Avenue and N. Bond Street.

An SUV pulled out in front of a sedan at the intersection. As a result, both vehicles rolled over. The car landed upside down, while the SUV landed on its side. Three people were injured in the crash. One victim was an 8-year-old boy, who suffered a broken arm.

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