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Crash Reports
On January 12 at 12:01 a.m., a vehicle driven by Brittany Volkman, 32, of Medford, was traveling eastbound on CTH M, East of Tamarack Dr. in the town of Greenwood. Volkman swerved for a deer and entered the South ditch of CTH M. The vehicle continued eastbound through the ditch before striking a field entrance driveway on the South side of CTH M. The vehicle become airborne before overturning and rolling a total of one time in the roadway of CTH M. The vehicle then continued across the highway before coming to a rest in the North ditch. Volkman sustained possible minor injury and received citations for failure of occupant to notify the police of the accident, operating a motor vehicle while suspended, non-registration of automobile, operating a motor vehicle left of center, and failure to keep vehicle under control. TAYLOR COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE
Crash Reports
On January 12 at 12:01 a.m., a vehicle driven by Brittany Volkman, 32, of Medford, was traveling eastbound on CTH M, East of Tamarack Dr. in the town of Greenwood. Volkman swerved for a deer and entered the South ditch of CTH M. The vehicle continued eastbound through the ditch before striking a field entrance driveway on the South side of CTH M. The vehicle become airborne before overturning and rolling a total of one time in the roadway of CTH M. The vehicle then continued across the highway before coming to a rest in the North ditch. Volkman sustained possible minor injury and received citations for failure of occupant to notify the police of the accident, operating a motor vehicle while suspended, non-registration of automobile, operating a motor vehicle left of center, and failure to keep vehicle under control. TAYLOR COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE

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On January 16 at 12:17 p.m.,a vehicle driven by Beverly Stoflet, 76 of Nekoosa, was northbound on Hwy 13 in the town of Deer Creek. ...

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