Gregory M. Schneider, 65, and his dog both struck and killed while crossing road by alleged street racer on County Road 24 in Plymouth, Minnesota
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He took off and topped 70 mph on a road with a 45 mph limit before hitting Schneider and his dog as they crossed the street. Schneider and his black Labrador were killed.
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