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Driver of car in deadly crash with firetruck in midtown Tulsa charged with 5 counts of manslaughter

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The driver of the car that crashed with a firetruck in midtown Tulsa on Feb. 26 was charged with five counts of manslaughter, court documents say. Keiosha Lyric Rucker was determined to be an unlicensed driver and medical records say her toxicology report was positive for cocaine and THC. The crash resulted in the deaths of one adult, three children, and the unborn child of a pregnant passenger.

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Driver charged with 5 counts of manslaughter in wreck with Tulsa firetruck

The driver of the car who wrecked with a Tulsa firetruck on Feb. 26 is facing five counts of manslaughter and one count of driving under the influence, according to court documents. The wreck happened around 5:30 p.m. when 28-year-old Keiosha Rucker pulled in front of a Tulsa fire truck responding to a call with lights and sirens in a white Hyundai. A neighbor in the area of 41st and Harvard caught the wreck on his security camera: 2 dead after …

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