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Two injured in State Road wreck
by Anthony Gonzalez
Staff Writer
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<p>Anthony Gonzalez | Elkin Tribune</p><p>State Road Fire Department responded to an auto wreck on Highway 21 Tuesday morning.</p>

Anthony Gonzalez | Elkin Tribune

State Road Fire Department responded to an auto wreck on Highway 21 Tuesday morning.

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<p>Anthony Gonzalez | Elkin Tribune</p><p>Black Dodge Intrepid was traveling southbound on Highway 21 when it collided with a vehicle heading north.</p>

Anthony Gonzalez | Elkin Tribune

Black Dodge Intrepid was traveling southbound on Highway 21 when it collided with a vehicle heading north.

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<p>Silver Grand Prix was traveling northbound on Highway 21 when it allegedly veered left of center and collided with a vehicle heading southbound, say police.</p><p>Anthony Gonzalez | Elkin Tribune</p>

Silver Grand Prix was traveling northbound on Highway 21 when it allegedly veered left of center and collided with a vehicle heading southbound, say police.

Anthony Gonzalez | Elkin Tribune

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<p>Anthony Gonzalez | Elkin Tribune</p><p>State Road Fire Department evaluates crash site and cleans up the debris.</p>

Anthony Gonzalez | Elkin Tribune

State Road Fire Department evaluates crash site and cleans up the debris.

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Two State Road men were seriously injured in a wreck on U.S. 21 in State Road Tuesday Morning, according to officials.

A silver Grand Prix traveling northbound on U.S. 21 in State Road allegedly veered off left of center and collided with a black Dodge Intrepid heading southbound, witnesses told police.

“The accident scene at this point is still under investigation,” said Trooper Scott Baker of the North Carolina Highway Patrol.

According to police, William Rivera Acosta of State Road was the driver of the Grand Prix, and McCree Wilson Gentry, Jr. of State Road was driving the Dodge Intrepid.

Acosta and McCree were seriously injured in the crash and were rushed to Wake Forest Baptist Hospital.

Members of the State Road Fire Department responded to the scene and were observed clearing road debris.

The Tuesday morning wreck backed up traffic for miles causing motorists to divert and find alternate routes.

“I’d be surprised if anyone survives,” said Will Chambers from Sparta.

According to police, nobody else was involved in the accident.



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