Motor Vehicle Collision Hit & Run W/ Injuries – J/O in Syracuse
Motor Vehicle Collision Hit & Run W/ Injuries - J/O reported by Syracuse Fire Department. Location: WILLIS AVE, near LEWIS ST & ESSEX ST. Source: Syracuse Fire Department.
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Motor Vehicle Collision Hit & Run W/ Injuries - J/O reported by Syracuse Fire Department. Location: WILLIS AVE, near LEWIS ST & ESSEX ST. Source: Syracuse Fire Department.
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