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Woman dies, 3 men injured in Apache Junction UTV crash

A 26-year-old woman died and three men were injured early Sunday morning in a UTV accident in Apache Junction, police said.

The crash occurred just after midnight near East Granada Avenue.

The men were about the same age as the woman who died and "alcohol was a factor that led to this accident, as it is believed that the driver and other occupants were intoxicated," police said in a release.

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Woman dies, 3 men injured in Apache Junction UTV crash

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A 26-year-old woman died and three men were injured early Sunday morning in a UTV accident in Apache Junction, police said.

The crash occurred just after midnight near East Granada Avenue.

The men were about the same age as the woman who died and "alcohol was a factor that led to this accident, as it is believed that the driver and other occupants were intoxicated," police said in a release.

An investigation continues, according to police.

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