Teenage girl killed, others injured in 3-car Fairhaven crash
A third vehicle, a 2019 Dodge Ram 1500, sustained minor damage, and the two occupants of the truck were not hurt.
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It's unclear what caused the accident. State Police assigned to the district attorney's office are helping investigate the crash.
Nathan Metcalf can be reached at
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A 2021 Ford F-250 pickup also involved in the accident was on its side on the westbound side with significant damage. Two people inside that truck, both in their 20s, were taken to a local hospital with minor injuries. A third vehicle, a 2019 Dodge Ram 1500, sustained minor damage, and the two occupants of the truck were not hurt. Advertisement It's unclear what caused the accident. State Police assigned to the district attorney's office are helping investigate the crash. Nathan Metcalf can be reached at
