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Posting for a follower Hello I was wondering if I can get some help . Someone hit my work truck with their trailer/truck it happened today between 3-4pm…

Mon, Aug 3, 2026 · 9:56 PMNO LOCATION EXTRACTED

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Hello I was wondering if I can get some help . Someone hit my work truck with their trailer/truck it happened today between 3-4pm on 17th st and Q-10 driver took off. Police report has been made. I have pictures and ring camera footage! Any information will be greatly appreciated!

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