Los Gatos Weekly-Times | Crashed Mercedes

June 7, 2000 Los Gatos, California Since 1881

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Photograph by Kathy De La Torre
Crash Landing for Mercedes Marco Weir of Bob's Towing Service in Campbell sets up flares on Old Santa Cruz Highway to warn oncoming motorists. The unoccupied Mercedes sport utility vehicle, which was still sporting dealer plates, apparently rolled 100 yards down its owner's driveway, through the forest and off an embankment, according to Weir. Weir had to call for another truck to pull the SUV out of the ditch and back up the hill.




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