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Police at late-night crash in Davenport
By Linda Cook,
1 days agoShortly after 11:45 p.m. Friday near the intersection of Kimberly Road and Jersey Ridge Road in Davenport, Our Quad Cities News crew saw police squad cars and at least one wrecked vehicle.
One car appeared to have severe damage. Officers remained on the scene for some time.
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