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Walked away
Early Tuesday afternoon a grandmother Jean Crump, 65, with her three grandchildren, aged 9-13, lost control of her 1989 Toyota Camry on US 211 heading west near Rt. 647 in the vicinity of Googe Mountain Road. The driver went off the road into the left median, over corrected, began fish tailing, hit the embankment and the vehicle flipped over on the right shoulder coming to rest upside down. Crump and her grandchildren were transported to Fauquier Hospital for precautionary reasons. There were no serious injuries reported. “She was from Falls Church," reported State Trooper Derek Mabie. “Everyone had their seat belts on and they were on their way to Luray.” Crump was charged with reckless driving. -^ — — ■ —— -— - -i -
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