Stolen car submerged in Ogden River

By Erin Hooley, Standard-Examiner staff

Tue, 06/28/2011 - 2:33pm

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Ogden City Fire crew worked with Stauffer's Towing and police to remove a partially submerged stolen Honda Civic from the Ogden River near 17th Street and Wall Avenue in Ogden Tuesday, June 28, 2011. Police said the car was reported stolen the night before.(Erin Hooley/Standard-Examiner)
Ogden City firefighter and driver Wade Woolstenhulme helps his crew remove a partially submerged stolen Honda Civic from the Ogden River near 17th Street and Wall Avenue in Ogden Tuesday, June 28, 2011. Police said the car was reported stolen the night before.(Erin Hooley/Standard-Examiner)
























































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