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Man, 79, killed in U.S. 19 crash in Pasco County

His SUV collided with a pick-up truck, according to Florida Highway Patrol. A man, woman and two children sustained minor injuries.
 
 
 
There have been at least 16 fatalities and 1,540 injuries from crashes in Pasco County since the start of the year, according to estimates from Florida Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles published in mid March.
There have been at least 16 fatalities and 1,540 injuries from crashes in Pasco County since the start of the year, according to estimates from Florida Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles published in mid March. [ Times ]
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