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Crash involves vehicles on Interstate 74 East
By Linda CookMike Colón,
10 hours agoShortly after 9 p.m. Monday, emergency vehicles and responders were on the scene of a crash just past Exit 5 to Interstate 280 West.
Our Quad Cities News crew saw the crash site, where traffic lanes were closed. We do not know whether anyone was injured or ticketed, and will stay in touch with police to obtain details when they become available.
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