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26-year-old man dies at hospital after suspected drunk driving crash near Buechel

NEAR BUECHEL, KENTUCKY, JUL 11 – The suspected drunk driver ran a red light causing a chain-reaction crash that killed 26-year-old Rakan Al Qudah, police said.

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A man has died days after a crash near the Buechel neighborhood, where a driver is suspected of driving drunk.

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26-year-old man dies at hospital after suspected drunk driving crash near Buechel

A man has died days after a crash near the Buechel neighborhood, where a driver is suspected of driving drunk.

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26-year-old man dies after suspected DUI crash in Louisville’s Buechel neighborhood

Police said the driver is suspected of driving under the influence and charges are pending. Their name has not yet been released.

·Louisville, United States
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A Drunk 40-Year-Old Man Crashed Five Cars in Gliwice. an Alert Witness Reacted.

Dramatic scenes unfolded on the streets of Gliwice this morning. Around 4:00 a.m., the police officer on duty received a report of a drunk driver driving on Zwycięstwa and Dubois Streets. What happened next was chilling.

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WDRB News broke the news in Louisville, United States on Friday, July 11, 2025.
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