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SC Highway Patrol investigating wreck on Old Latta Highway

by Crystal Costa

Posted: 03.14.2013 at 7:55 AM

Crystal Costa

Crystal Costa co-anchors Good Morning Carolinas and joined the team in October 2012.

South Carolina Highway Patrol responded to a wreck in Dillon County about 7 a.m. Thursday.

The wreck blocked Old Latta Highway near the Dillon County jail, troopers say.

There were no serious injuries.

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