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TESLA CRASH LEAVES MUCH TO ANSWER- CAR MALFUNCTION OR SIMPLY DRIVERS CARELESSNESS

Published On 14 Dec 2020 08:45 AM

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South Korean police are scrutinizing a Tesla crash that killed one person and injured two others last week, to see if malfunctions in the vehicle could have played a role.
The Yongsan Police Station said Sunday that the vehicle has been take in custody of the National Forensic Service for a forensic investigation, after the Seoul Western District Court ordered a search and seizure warrant Friday.

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