US-192 reopens in Osceola after car splits in half in crash with pole Live wires fall across highway near Fortune Road
OSCEOLA COUNTY, Fla. – A car was split in half Tuesday afternoon in a crash with a utility pole in Osceola County, officials said.
The wreck was reported on U.S.192 near Fortune Road, east of Kissimmee.
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Osceola County Fire Rescue said at least one person was trapped in the car, but details about the crash have not been released.
Live wires were lying across the highway, which is closed in the area.
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