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GREENVILLE - Two Alton juvenile females were transported to a hospital with injuries following a two-vehicle accident at 1:27 p.m. on Saturday, April 16, 2022, on Illinois Route 127 at U.S. Route 40 in Greenville. A 23-year-old Greenville female died in the accident. The Following Preliminary Information is Being Released by the Illinois State Police District 11 WHAT: Two-Vehicle Fatal Traffic Crash WHERE: Illinois Route 127 at US Route 40, Greenville, IL., Bond County WHEN: April 16, 2022, at approximately 1:27 p.m. VEHICLES: Unit 1 – 2005 White GMC Pickup Truck Unit 2 – 2007 Blue Nissan Maxima DRIVERS: Unit 1 – Juvenile, 16-year-old female from Smithboro, IL. – Transported to an area hospital with injuries. Unit 2 – 23-year-old female from Greenville, IL. – Deceased PASSENGER: Unit 2 – Juvenile, 17-year-old male from Alton, IL. – Transported to an area hospital with injuries. Unit 2 – Juvenile,

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