US Rep. Marcy Kaptur hospitalized after car crash
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US Representative Marcy Kaptur of Ohio was hospitalized Sunday after a two-vehicle hit-and-run crash near Toledo. She was a passenger in a car traveling to a church service and is being treated for non-life-threatening injuries.
US Representative Marcy Kaptur of Ohio was hospitalized after a car crash on Sunday near Toledo.4,3,2,1 Kaptur was a passenger in a vehicle that was struck in a two-vehicle hit-and-run collision.4,2,1 Kaptur was on her way to a church service when the crash occurred.4,2,1
Kaptur is 80 years old.4,3,2,1 Kaptur is described as active and alert while receiving treatment.4,3,2 Kaptur is being treated for non-life-threatening injuries.4,3,2,1
Local authorities and Kaptur's office confirmed the incident.4,2 Toledo police did not respond to a request for comment.4
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