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UPDATE: Usk Man Dies In Car Crash After Falling Asleep At The Wheel
Submitted by Fox First at Ten on July 8th

PEND OREILLE COUNTY, Wash. - Police are investigating a rollover accident in Pend Oreille County that has left one person dead.

The Washington State Patrol says 55-year-old Arthur Falk of Usk was driving southbound on LeClerc Road and Snow Berry Lane around 1:30AM when he fell asleep and went off the west side of the road. The vehicle landed on its side and then on its wheels. Falk was not wearing a seatbelt and was partially ejected. He died from his injuries.

 

 

 

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