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  • No one was injured but the bizarre crash resulted in puzzled looks by early 127 Corridor shoppers and local residents Wednesday shortly before 10 a.m. A 2001 Oldsmobile minivan driven by Theresa Duncan Hayes, 46, of Dogwood Rd., traveling through the McDonald's parking lot on N. Main St., struck a parked 2000 Buick LeSabre belonging to John Douglas of McMinnville, knocking the Buick up to the edge of N. Main St. The van then continued across Bennett Way and hit a concrete pole and concrete support pole. The driver of the van may have suffered a medical incident and told Ptl. Justin Thurman she did not remember anything about the crash.

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August 7, 2012

No one injured in crash

Staff writer

CROSSVILLE —  

No one was injured but the bizarre crash resulted in puzzled looks by early 127 Corridor shoppers and local residents Wednesday shortly before 10 a.m. A 2001 Oldsmobile minivan driven by Theresa Duncan Hayes, 46, of Dogwood Rd., traveling through the McDonald's parking lot on N. Main St., struck a parked 2000 Buick LeSabre belonging to John Douglas of McMinnville, knocking the Buick up to the edge of N. Main St. The van then continued across Bennett Way and hit a concrete pole and concrete support pole. The driver of the van may have suffered a medical incident and told Ptl. Justin Thurman she did not remember anything about the crash.

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