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2 injured after car in Suffolk crashes, plunges into water

Suffolk crews rescue car that went in water 2:14 p.m. E.Washington St. and Hollywood Ave.
Suffolk crews rescue car that went in water 2:14 p.m. E.Washington St. and Hollywood Ave.
Suffolk crews rescue car that went in water 2:14 p.m. E.Washington St. and Hollywood Ave.
Suffolk crews rescue car that went in water 2:14 p.m. E.Washington St. and Hollywood Ave.
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SUFFOLK, Va. — A car carrying two passengers crashed and subsequently went off the road and into the water Wednesday afternoon, Suffolk Fire-Rescue says.

The crash happened around 2:15 p.m. near E. Washington Street and Hollywood Avenue, fire officials say. The car then plunged into the water.

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Crews got the two occupants from the car just after 2:30 p.m., officials say. They're both injured due to the cold.

Pictures shared by Suffolk Fire-Rescue show the rescue underway amid the snowy conditions. Crews can be seen using a ladder to reach the car.

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Suffolk crews rescue car that went in water 2:14 p.m. E.Washington St. and Hollywood Ave.
Suffolk crews rescue car that went in water 2:14 p.m. E.Washington St. and Hollywood Ave.

Officials did not share what caused the crash. No other vehicles were involved in the incident.