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Uxbridge Crash: Woman Fighting for Life

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Uxbridge police seek witnesses after severe car crash; one driver critically injured, two passengers arrested; cause of accident under investigation.

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Uxbridge Crash: Woman Fighting for Life

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UK News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Uxbridge Crash: Woman Fighting for Life. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 21st, police and Uxbridge are asking for help after a nasty two-car crash late Monday night in April 20th. It happened around 11.30 pm at the corner of West Straighten Road and Hoverd's Clothes, a grey voxaw aster slammed into a blue Tesla, leaving one driver in serious trouble. Cops rush to the scene with ambulances and even London's air ambulance. The 35-year-old woman driving the asterisk are rushed to the hospital in critical condition, she's still fighting for her life. Meanwhile, her two passengers, guys aged 25 and 29, had minor injuries treated. Those two men got arrested right away on suspicion of having class B drugs to sell and carrying ablated weapon. The 25-year-olds in custody, but the older ones still recovering in the hospital. The Tesla driver, a man in his 40s, also walked away with nothing too bad. No one saying yet would cause the wreck, but investigators are digging deep into every angle. They're especially keen on dashcam footage or CCTV from anyone nearby who saw go down.

If you know anything, hit up the police on 101 or the Sirius Collision Investigation Unit at 0207-9608-0. Number 4, quote, 8881-20-26, stay safe out there on those roads.

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