A driver hit in a wrong-way collision earlier in the week urged drivers Friday to keep a close eye out for oncoming traffic while staying sober behind the wheel.
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Officers said the woman hit a car while leaving a Rancho Market grocery store and then started driving east on 5400 South before making a U-turn and driving west in the eastbound lanes, ultimately striking the pickup truck driven by Karl Campbell. Karl Campbell's pickup truck was totaled when it was hit by a wrong-way driver on 5400 South in Kearns on Monday. Now Campbell is urging other drivers to keep a close eye out for oncoming traffic while staying sober behind the wheel.
"It's constant pain; it's hard to lift," Campbell said. " doctor told me about six months before my arm gets better."A Unified police spokesperson said Friday evening it would likely be several weeks before toxicology results come back and potential charges are screened in the case.
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