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Crash Car

As they say, “A picture is worth a thousand words.”

Hopefully, having the crash car on the high school campus during the week of prom and graduation gave students a clear visual and reality check of what could happen as a result of being distracted and/or impaired while driving.

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Crash Car

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Maria Perreault

As they say, “A picture is worth a thousand words.”

Hopefully, having the crash car on the high school campus during the week of prom and graduation gave students a clear visual and reality check of what could happen as a result of being distracted and/or impaired while driving.

Thank you to Deputy Ochsner, Paula Goblet, Bonnie Perkins, Karla Primosch and Tom Brennan for coordinating this effort and making it happen!

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