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On December 1st, at 9:05pm, Deputy WEs Unke responded to a car/ deer accident on Highway 64, East bound. The driver, Tyler Hinz, of Maquoketa, was traveling West bound in a 2017 Ford Escape, when a deer ran onto the roadway and was struck. The vehicle had $15,000 dollars in damages, and a tow was privately arranged. No injuries reported.
On December 4th, at 6am, Chief Deputy Jim Kraker responded to a car/ deer accident East bound on Highway 64. The driver, Kandi Marshell, of Maquoketa, was traveling East on Highway 64 in a 2015 Dodge Charger, when a deer entered onto the roadway and was struck. The Dodge had $2,500 dollars in damages, but was drivable. No injuries reported.
On December 7th, at 7pm, Deputy Chad Roeder responded to a car/ deer accident North on Highway 52. The driver, Abbi Triphan, of Dubuque, was traveling North bound on Highway 52 in a 2020 Chevy Traverse, when a deer came onto the roadway. The Chevy had $3,000 dollars in damages, but was drivable. No injuries reported.
On December 12th, at 3pm, Chief Deputy Jim Kraker responded to a vehicle accident West bound on Highway 52, the Sabula Causeway. The driver, Peter Soppe, of Savanna, was traveling West on Highway 52/64, in a 2007 Chevy Silverado, when the vehicle had a blow out on the driver’s side., causing the vehicle to leave the lane, hitting the guardrail. The Chevy had $2,500 dollars in damages. A private tow was arranged. No injuries reported. No damage to the guardrail. On December 16th, at 4pm, Deputy Daniel Blake responded to a car/ deer accident located East bound on Highway 64. The driver, Tammy Kilburg, of LaMotte, was traveling in a 2017 GMC Acadia, just past Delmar on 254th Avenue, when a deer ran onto the roadway, and was struck. The GMC had $5,000 dollars and arranged a private tow. No injuries reported.
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