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North Carolina Car Accident Highlights need Seat Belt Usage

By Michael Chandler

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The North Carolina Highway Patrol is investigating an automobile accident this morning. The accident occurred on I-485 in Charlotte where 7 people were hospitalized with injuries including an infant. The Charlotte Observer reports all of the injured were ejected from the vehicle with the exception of the infant who was in a car seat.

Full post as published by Charlotte Personal Injury Lawyer on March 26, 2008 (boomark / email).

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