Centralia, WA — Two people were injured in an alleged DUI accident in Centralia, Washington, on Sunday, July 26, 2015. The accident happened in the 2900 block of Harrison Avenue, around 12:00 at night.
I’ve read that the accident happened when a pickup truck drove off the road and crashed into a utility pole. There were two people inside the truck at the time: 38-year-old Garcia Feliberto and a 33-year-old unidentified passenger. Feliberto suffered minor injuries in the crash. It wasn’t confirmed, but his passenger may have suffered a punctured lung. He was taken to Providence Centralia Hospital for treatment.
Police believe Felibeto was driving under the influence and he was placed under arrest. They’re continuing to investigate the accident.
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Scene of the Accident
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