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Multiple injuries reported in a two-vehicle accident on I-74 at Shelbyville early Monday evening.
The Shelby County Sheriff's Department says a 2012 F250 driven by Mathew Hackworth, 51, of Harrison, Ohio, struck the back of a 2006 Chevy van driven by Jean Venick, 57, of Indianapolis.
Picture: Traffic routed off the interstate onto SR 44 and prevented from entering the interstate during Monday's I-74 accident
Both vehicles rolled following the impact. The van came to rest on the eastbound on-ramp. The truck rolled off the roadway and knocked down a light pole.
The sheriff's department report says there were two people transported to IU Methodist while the remaining injured were treated at MHP Medical Center.
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