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Investigators: Deicer not the cause of December wreck, it was speed

by KREM.com

KREM.com

Posted on January 29, 2010 at 6:51 AM

Updated Friday, Jan 29 at 11:57 PM

SPOKANE -- Spokane County Sheriff's Office investigators have determined that deicer did not contribute to a December crash that injured two teens. 

They blocked off part of Wellesley near the Trent intersection Friday morning around 8:00 a.m. as they investigated a wreck that happened back on December 29th.  They say speed was the contributing factor.  It was determined the driver was going about 88 m.p.h.

You may remember, a teen driver with a teen passenger lost control of a Chevy Trailblazer and hit a large, metal power pole on December 29th. Some deicer had been laid down about a half hour before the wreck that morning, and reconstructionists want to determine if it made the road more slick.

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