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Someone Drove over a Traffic Island, Knocked Down a Sign, and Left a Long Oil Slick Behind Them.

Based on the traces at the scene, the vehicle was most likely damaged, as the oil trail is visible through Ljutomer and continues towards Babinci.

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Someone Drove over a Traffic Island, Knocked Down a Sign, and Left a Long Oil Slick Behind Them.

Based on the traces at the scene, the vehicle was most likely damaged, as the oil trail is visible through Ljutomer and continues towards Babinci.

3 days ago·Slovenia

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