Charges are pending after a one-vehicle rollover that sent its driver to the hospital Saturday morning.
The rollover was reported on Burma Avenue near Lakeway Road. Police found a 2002 Chevy Suburban in a field that had rolled numerous times.
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17-year-old hospitalized in Saturday rollover had been drinking; GPD makes four DUI arrests over weekend
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