Driver who killed 2 after crashing into soccer field won’t face charges
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The 34-year-old woman was allegedly asleep when her pickup truck accelerated onto the field of a Kansas youth soccer game, police said.
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The 34-year-old woman was allegedly asleep when her pickup truck accelerated onto the field of a Kansas youth soccer game, police said.
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