Avenue B MVA

(SCOTTSBLUFF, Neb.) — Scanner traffic and eyewitnesses are reporting an accident on Avenue B in Scottsbluff.

“Looks like an accident on Ave B just north of 26 on the way to the hospital. Not sure if it’s an accident, but lots of first responders, and it looks like they had blocked off Ave B”, according to one eyewitness.

Further scanner traffic indicated that patient refused transport to the hospital.

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