Vehicle in crash that hurt 2 may be stolen, Las Vegas police say
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One of two vehicles involved in a west valley crash that hospitalized two people Thursday morning may have been stolen, Las Vegas police said.
The wreck at the intersection of Clarice Avenue and Jones Boulevard, near U.S Highway 95, injured both drivers about 10:45 a.m., Metro spokeswoman officer Laura Meltzer said.
They were taken to University Medical Center, Meltzer said.
One of the vehicles, Laura Meltzer said, was believed to have been reported stolen.
This is a developing story. Check back for updates.
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