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   From: stupid@woman.ca   
      
   Tuesday, October 06, 2015 05:48PM   
   SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. (KABC) -- A woman who was killed in a   
   fiery crash in San Bernardino had been on the phone with a   
   police dispatcher reporting a truck that nearly drove her off   
   the road.   
      
   San Bernardino police responded to the intersection of North E   
   and West 8th streets at about 11:20 p.m. Monday. Rachel Welch,   
   41, was pronounced dead at the scene.   
      
   A witness told authorities the woman was speeding when she lost   
   control of her 1999 Chevrolet Lumina, veered onto the northbound   
   lanes, drove onto the sidewalk, flipped over and crashed into a   
   wall. Her car then burst into flames.   
      
   Moments before the crash, authorities say Welch was on the phone   
   with a San Bernardino police dispatcher, and she may have been   
   chasing after the truck to get a license plate number.   
      
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   "Indications are that Ms Welch was attempting to catch up to   
   this truck prior to losing control of her vehicle," police said   
   in a news release.   
      
   Police are now looking for the pickup truck, but so far, one   
   surveillance video is all they have to work with. It shows the   
   dark-colored pickup truck drive by, and seven seconds later, you   
   see Welch's Chevy Lumina following behind.   
      
   Investigators believe Welch lost control of her car after she   
   hit a bump in the road.   
      
   The accident remains under investigation. Anyone with   
   information is asked to call Detective D. Peck at (909) 384-5664.   
      
   http://abc7.com/news/woman-killed-in-ie-crash-was-on-phone-with-   
   police-dispatcher/1019583/   
      
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