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Pickup Truck Found Partially Submerged In Flood Waters Of Pine Barren Creek
June 20, 2021
A pickup truck was found by a passerby partially submerged in a creek near Walnut Hill Saturday afternoon.
The truck was discovered by the bridge in the floodwaters of Pine Barren Creek on a dirt portion of Lambert Bridge Road between North Pine Barren Road and Highway 164. No one was around the truck was it was discovered by the passerby.
It was not clear Saturday night if anyone was injured, how the truck ended up in the creek or if law enforcement had responded.
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8 Responses to “Pickup Truck Found Partially Submerged In Flood Waters Of Pine Barren Creek”
He is fine, just gonna say had he been at home where he was supposed to be this wouldn’t have happened. Bad things happen to bad people who have zero regard or consideration and seem to enjoy destroying another human being. Hope your enjoying your freedom babe, cause it is costing you more than you can begin to imagine. I always told you what’s done in the dark will ALWAYS come to light! You have your cake but you don’t get to eat it too! JS
this the second in less a week……
What going on with truck drivers….
We learn at Tate a long time ago
that truck and water don’t mix
Appears as though it might have been parked there, and the creek simply rose with the rain and submerged it?
*With apologies to Tolstoy
@ Well….Could be an “under the weather” driver with the same attitude.
Up the creek without a padell.
Probably trying to cross the bridge while it was flooded and ended up going over the edge of it … hope the person is okay..
Let me guess another blonde decided to steal a dummy’s truck who left the keys in it.
Typical GMC.
Thinks it can do anything.