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Crash Alert: Chase ends in two deaths, fire
July 1, 2020 – Paul Hammack
ANDERSON COUNTY, SC – A police chase ended when the suspect crashed on Dobbins Bridge Road on Tuesday, according to local news WYFF4.com.
The crash happened at about 7 p.m., killing two people.
Brenda Mary Wilson was walking out to her mailbox when the suspect struck and killed her.
The suspect was killed when he crashed and his vehicle went up in flames.
Details on why the driver was being pursued have not been released. Neither has the identity of the driver.
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