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Wrong-way crash in Fairfield County leaves 2 dead, 1 injured

A crash in Fairfield County Saturday night left two people dead and another injured, according to the South Carolina Highway Patrol (SCHP).

By: WIS10

Feb 12 2024
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FAIRFIELD COUNTY, S.C. (WIS) - A crash in Fairfield County Saturday night left two people dead and another injured, according to the South Carolina Highway Patrol (SCHP). The collision occurred at the intersection of U.S. 321 and U.S. 321 Business sh... [784 chars]

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