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Four people were injured in a two-car crash Sunday in Lafayette County after a driver reportedly failed to stop at a stop sign at Wisconsin 81 and Wisconsin 126 in the town of Elk Grove.
According to the Sheriff’s Department, Marco Rodriguez, 45, of Darlington was southbound on 126 when he failed to stop at 81, striking a vehicle driven by Ian Clark, 25, of Platteville with his passenger Jessica Sandry, 25, of Browntown.
The Sheriff’s Department said Rodriguez was cited for failure to stop for a stop sign and operating without a valid driver’s license.
Also in the car with Rodriguez was Guillermo Jimenez, 45, of Darlington.
All four travelers were injured, but it is unclear as to whether or not all four were transported for treatment.
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