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Lawrence Anthony Borsey, 58, dead after his car strikes double-wide mobile home in transit on Highway 150 at Bel Air Drive in Lincoln County, North Carolina

Modified Date: 
Thu, 08/13/2015 - 12:21pm
Accident Date: 
Thursday, August 13, 2015

Man killed in Lincoln County crash

The wreck happened on Highway 150 at Bel Air Drive, closing the highway. Officials say the man's car hit a section of a double-wide home in transit, which nearly cut the car in half. Witnesses told troopers the driver was weaving before hitting the wide load, coming from the opposite direction.  

Man killed in Lincoln County crash ID'd

A man is dead following a crash that shut a highway down in Lincoln County Thursday morning, according to North Carolina State Highway Patrol. The wreck happened on Highway 150 at Bel Air Drive, closing the highway. Officials say 58-year-old Lawrence Anthony Borsey's car hit a section of a double-wide home in transit, which nearly cut the car in half. Witnesses told troopers the driver, later identified as Borsey, was weaving before hitting the wide load, coming from the opposite direction.
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Type: Truck Accident
People Involved: 
Lawrence Anthony Borsey
Roadway: 
Highway 150 at Bel Air Drive
County: 
Lincoln County, NC
Area: 
Charlotte, NC

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