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Night of the Mustang Summary Robert Mayne saw a car accident, when he was taking the way back home at
Lindfield around 12:40. The driver of royal­blue Ford Mustang sports car which worth over 20,000 bucks were stuck inside of the car, people from the who saw the wreckage were trying to save him and call the ambulance. After the ambulance and police officer came, The policemen looked for the witness of the car accident and report the accident process. The ambulance men trying to get him out by the crowbar, and after that, the ambulance men gave him the oxygen mask for receiving oxygen. The journalist had come later and noticed that the victim was a passenger, and he died cause being tossed around in the car. People who beside the scene were praying and worrying. The driver was still receiving the oxygen and the victim had lifted into the ambulance. In the end, they had sent to hospital for salvage

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