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Construction death near Fairfield believed to be an accident

May 1, 2002 By admin

Local officials say the death of a man at a construction site about ten miles east of Fairfield appears to be an accident. The Jefferson County Sheriff’s office got a call Tuesday evening to a site near the town of Lockridge. Deputies found a man crushed under two concrete walls. The victim’s a 41-year-old Hispanic man whose name hasn’t yet been released. He was working for a private contractor working at a farm. The investigation continues into why the eleven-by-twelve-foot concrete walls fell.

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