Wycliff Chacha, 36, Araka Chacha, 11, Identified As Two Killed In Crash Near Prior Lake On Wednesday
Authorities have not determined if drugs or alcohol were factors in the incident. The Scott County Sheriff's Office is investigating the crash.
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Authorities have not determined if drugs or alcohol were factors in the incident. The Scott County Sheriff's Office is investigating the crash.
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