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Men who died in I-275 crash in St. Pete are brothers, FHP says

Police pulled over their vehicle for driving the wrong way on Fifth Avenue S, but the driver took off and crashed shortly after.
 
 
 
The northbound lanes of I-275 were closed for more than four hours early Tuesday morning as troopers investigated a deadly crash.
The northbound lanes of I-275 were closed for more than four hours early Tuesday morning as troopers investigated a deadly crash. [ Florida Highway Patrol ]
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