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SUV hits tree, 3 teens hurt in Glendale
Police say 3 teens had non-life threatening injuries.
Photographer: ABC15
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Posted: 01/29/2013
GLENDALE, AZ - Three teens ended up with injuries after the car they were in crashed into a tree in Glendale Tuesday morning.
The accident happened near 63rd Avenue and Camelback Road when the driver went around a corner and crashed into the tree, according to Glendale police.
Of five teens in the vehicle, three suffered non-life threatening injuries.
Air15 video showed a maroon SUV crashed through a short property wall and into the tree.
Police said speed is believed to be a factor in the crash.
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