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    Vehicle Rollover on Happy Camp Road Results in No Injuries

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    Medford, OR – Emergency responders from the Illinois Valley Fire District (IVFD) and AMR Josephine County were dispatched to a vehicle rollover late Saturday night near mile post two on Happy Camp Road.

    Upon arrival, first responders discovered a car lying on its hood, severely damaged but empty. There were no occupants inside the vehicle, prompting a search of the surrounding area for the driver or any passengers. Despite efforts to locate anyone involved in the crash, no individuals were found in the vicinity.

    Authorities have flagged the vehicle for removal, with law enforcement set to arrange the necessary towing. No further details about the cause of the crash or any potential injuries have been released at this time.

    The incident highlights the importance of vigilance on the road, especially during late hours, although the lack of immediate injuries is a relief for responders and the community.

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