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8 traffic fatalities, 4 drownings in Missouri over long July Fourth weekend - Vimarsana News

8 traffic fatalities, 4 drownings in Missouri over long July Fourth weekend

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Eight people died on Missouri roads over the long Fourth of July weekend, and four people drowned on the state's waterways, the Missouri State Highway Patrol

Missouri reported 8 traffic fatalities, 4 drownings over July Fourth weekend - Vimarsana News

Missouri reported 8 traffic fatalities, 4 drownings over July Fourth weekend

Eight people died on Missouri roads over the long Fourth of July weekend, and four people drowned on the state's waterways, the Missouri State Highway Patrol said Wednesday.The patrol said 56-year-old James Roy of Kansas City, Missouri, drowned in Lake of the Ozarks on Saturday. Hamsa Mohamed, 41, of St. Louis, drowned Saturday after jumping

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Missouri reported 8 traffic fatalities, 4 drownings over July Fourth weekend - Vimarsana News

Missouri reported 8 traffic fatalities, 4 drownings over July Fourth weekend

During the extended Fourth of July weekend in Missouri, the Missouri State Highway Patrol reported a total of eight fatalities on the roads and four drownings in the state's waterways.

8 traffic fatalities, 4 drownings in Missouri over long July Fourth weekend - Vimarsana News

8 traffic fatalities, 4 drownings in Missouri over long July Fourth weekend

The Missouri State Highway Patrol says eight people died on Missouri roads over the long Fourth of July weekend, and four people drowned on the state’s waterways. The patrol says