Crash takes out fire hydrant
-Messenger photo by Joe Sutter
Randy Guerin moves a fire hydrant after his truck was damaged hitting both the hydrant and the roundabout sign near First Avenue South and 12th Street. Fort Dodge Police Lt. Matt Wilson said a vehicle turned in front of this truck, causing the driver to swerve and go off the road here. Nobody was hurt.
Randy Guerin moves a fire hydrant after his truck was damaged hitting both the hydrant and the roundabout sign near First Avenue South and 12th Street. Fort Dodge Police Lt. Matt Wilson said a vehicle turned in front of this truck, causing the driver to swerve and go off the road here. Nobody was hurt.
-Messenger photo by Joe Sutter
A fire hydrant and sign were once here at this hole in the ground, now can be seen farther down the parking lot after an accident Monday afternoon.
A fire hydrant and sign were once here at this hole in the ground, now can be seen farther down the parking lot after an accident Monday afternoon.
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-Messenger photo by Joe Sutter
Randy Guerin moves a fire hydrant after his truck was damaged hitting both the hydrant and the roundabout sign near First Avenue South and 12th Street. Fort Dodge Police Lt. Matt Wilson said a vehicle turned in front of this truck, causing the driver to swerve and go off the road here. Nobody was hurt.
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-Messenger photo by Joe Sutter
A fire hydrant and sign were once here at this hole in the ground, now can be seen farther down the parking lot after an accident Monday afternoon.
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