Collision With Tree Interrupts Tulsa Couple's Argument

Thursday, December 9th 2010, 7:57 am

By: News On 6

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TULSA, Oklahoma -- An apparent argument between a man and a woman in a northbound car on Tulsa's Riverside Drive ended abruptly early Thursday.

Tulsa Police say the couple's car ran off the road and smacked into a large tree in the 2700 block of South Riverside Drive.

Both the man and woman were injured and were taken by EMSA to a Tulsa hospital.

Police say both are expected to be okay, the car on the other hand was considered a total loss.

Riverside Drive was closed for about 30 minutes while crews cleaned up the wreckage.

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