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Jasper County, IA

Car collided with deer on highway causing airbag deployment 

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IA-330, Iowa
Audio|Source: Jasper County Fire and EMS
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There's an ambulance. It's about the 5.5 mile marker, highway 3.30 for a car versus deer. Airbag deployment. Sounds like a secondary accident as well. We've got Collins Page and Marshall's town's going to send their ambulance as well.

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