Five Injured In Yukon Rollover

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Sunday, November 28th 2010, 9:17 am

By: News 9

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YUKON, Oklahoma -- Five people were sent to the hospital after a truck loses control and rolls several times on highway 66 in Yukon.

It happened around 2 a.m. Sunday.

Witnesses say the truck lost control, went off the road and rolled several times before hitting a tree. Two people were lying outside the car when paramedics arrived.

One person was airlifted to the hospital, the four others taken in ambulances. Police say all the victims were in their 20's. Their condition is unknown.

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