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Woman arrested for vehicular assault after Lake Washington crash critically injures teen

Portland, ORLocal News

A woman has been arrested for vehicular assault following a harrowing crash in Lake Washington, where a teenager suffered critical injuries. The alarming event unfolded on Saturday evening when a car, occupied by two women, veered off the road and submerged in the lake. Emergency responders quickly arrived on the scene, managing to rescue the individuals involved, though both women were subsequently hospitalized. The local authorities are now investigating the circumstances that led to the crash, focusing on potential negligence and the actions of the driver. This incident raises important questions about road safety and the responsibilities of drivers, especially in an area known for its scenic but sometimes treacherous routes.

Residents are reminded of the importance of adhering to traffic laws to prevent such tragedies. The community is left shaken as they await further updates on the condition of the injured teenager. As the investigation continues, officials encourage anyone with information to come forward.

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