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Indiana Semi Crash Kills Kokomo Man

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Indiana Semi Crash Kills Kokomo Man

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A 39-year-old Kokomo man, Anthony D. LaCluyse, died after his Chevrolet Avalanche crossed the center line on Jefferson Street near Bridle Way in Howard County and collided with a semi-truck shortly after 3:30 p.m. Monday. The semi’s driver was not injured. Indiana State Police said the reason LaCluyse crossed the roadway is undetermined, alcohol and narcotics are not suspected, and the investigation is ongoing.

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