Police Investigate Overturned Rental Car on St John’s Street
By Cory Wayland
Police are investigating a traffic accident that occurred on St. John’s Street involving a black Honda Fit rental car that overturned and landed on its roof.
The vehicle’s lone occupant escaped the crash without serious injury.
The accident also resulted in damage to two parked vehicles nearby. Investigators have not yet confirmed the cause of the crash, and inquiries are ongoing.
The incident caused a brief disruption to traffic in the area as emergency services responded.
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