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Voorhies Ave. wipe out

Sheepshead Bay firefighters were left scratching their heads Monday afternoon as they look over a free-wheeling Toyota that somehow ended up on its top near the corner of Voorhies and Ocean avenues. Witnesses said that the car flipped over on its own, app Posted on February 22, 2007

Sheepshead Bay firefighters were left scratching their heads Monday afternoon as they look over a free-wheeling Toyota that somehow ended up on its top near the corner of Voorhies and Ocean avenues. Witnesses said that the car flipped over on its own, app

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