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Spartansburg woman faces trial for hit-and-run crash into buggy

February 17, 2021

A Spartansburg woman will go on trial in Crawford County on charges she crashed into a horse-drawn Amish buggy last July, seriously injuring a young couple and their two children.

In November, Pennsylvania State Police charged Lindsay Nicole Raines, 35, with driving a sport utility vehicle that struck the buggy from behind on Canadohta Lake Road in Sparta Township around 7:30 p.m. July 5 and then fleeing. Charges were filed after a four-month investigation that included a review of medical records by state police and Crawford County District Attorney's Office.

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