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Posted by YELLOW DOG on February 19, 2006 at 15:56:22 from (4.229.138.76):
Never liked to see those men riding on backs of garbage trucks. Well it happened. Not far from my place. The truck was backing up as it does on my steet.Snowy day as I remember. The worker,early 20's, slid under one of the rear duals. Ran over his hip area. Happened couple weeks ago. He's still alive. Showed his family pictue in the paper.I can't imagine him even being alive. The driver of our truck says it weights 36.000 pounds. Now when he backs down our steet the guys on the back get off and run to end . DAN
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