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Cartwright Man Injured in High-Speed ATV Rollover Crash

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Source: The Atoka County Times

A Cartwright resident was injured Thursday afternoon after an all-terrain vehicle rolled over along Central Road, according to a preliminary report from the Oklahoma Highway Patrol. The collision occurred around 1:48 p.m. Nov. 5 at the intersection of Central Road and Sixth Street in Cartwright. State troopers reported that Jeremy A. Craig, 26, of Cartwright, was driving an ATV southbound on Central Road at a high rate of speed when the vehicle departed the roadway to the right. Upon re-entering the road, the vehicle overcorrected and overturned approximately one time, ejecting Craig. Craig sustained injuries in the crash. Troopers noted he was not wearing a helmet at the time of the collision, and no passengers were present on the vehicle. The collision was investigated by OHP Trooper Bobby Davis.

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