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Panton woman injured in single-vehicle crash on VT Route 22A, police say

In Panton, Vermont, police say a single-vehicle crash on VT Route 22A involved 34-year-old Mercedes Oxfordkemp, who sustained minor injuries.

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Vermont State Police say a single-vehicle crash occurred on VT Route 22A in Panton on December 8 at approximately 8:54 AM. The incident involved 34-year-old Mercedes Oxfordkemp, who was driving a 2020 Kia Soul when she hit a patch of snow, causing her to lose control and veer off the road.

According to police, Oxfordkemp sustained minor injuries and was subsequently transported to Porter Medical Center for treatment. The crash scene was managed by local responders, including the Vergennes Fire Department, Bristol EMS, and CDR Towing.

The investigation into the crash is ongoing, and charges may be filed as more information becomes available. Police emphasize that any allegations are not indicative of guilt, and the legal proceedings will determine the outcome. The status of the case may change as it progresses through the court system.

Source: Vermont State Police

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