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Tulsa Police say a Tulsa Union School trash truck was southbound on Garnett and a small car was northbound on Garnett.
Police say a teenage passenger and the driver in the car was taken to a Tulsa hospital,NewsOn6.com
TULSA, OK -- What was first believed to be a deadly traffic accident sends two to a Tulsa hospital.
The accident happened just after 6 a.m. Wednesday at the intersection of 71st and Garnett.
Police first reported a 14-year old teenager had died in the accident, but later corrected that to say the teen was revived after being taken to a Tulsa hospital.
Tulsa Police say a Tulsa Union School trash truck was southbound on Garnett and a small car was northbound on Garnett. The car turned left, which caused the trash truck to broadside the car at the intersection.
The 20-year old driver of the car was also taken to a Tulsa hospital. She is listed in fair condition. The 14-year old passenger is listed in critical condition.
The driver of the trash truck was not injured.
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