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   From: gshort@walgreens.com   
      
   The multi-million-dollar bus belonging to the Dallas Cowboys has   
   been involved in an accident in Arizona. While no one on the bus   
   was seriously injured, law enforcement officials along with   
   multiple reports indicate that more than one fatality occurred   
   in another vehicle.   
      
   The van and the bus apparently were the only vehicles involved   
   in the accident.   
      
   Via LasVegasNow.com, the bus was traveling from Texas to Las   
   Vegas for a fan event. The bus then was due to go to Oxnard,   
   California for training camp.   
      
   Sam Farmer of the Los Angeles Times reports that four people in   
   the van died.   
      
   It’s too early to know whether the driver of the bus or the   
   driver of the van, or both, caused the accident. Given that the   
   bus is owned by an organization estimated to be worth $4   
   billion, a complete reconstruction of the accident most likely   
   will be performed, in order to determine whether the Cowboys   
   owe, through their insurance policies, compensation to the   
   families of those killed in the crash, and to anyone else who   
   was injured.   
      
   On one hand, automobile fatalities — while tragic for those   
   involved and their families and friends — happen all the time.   
   On the other hand, they rarely occur in connection with   
   automobiles owned and operated by an NFL franchise. Expect the   
   authorities and the media to explore is thorough detail exactly   
   what happened and whether the Cowboys bear any responsibility   
   for the situation.   
      
   http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2016/07/24/cowboys-bus-   
   involved-in-fatal-crash/   
      
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