The motorcycle driver, seeing the rollover come to a stop, drove off. The car traveling northbound, driven by Todd Wilkinson, stopped.
Dunn was wearing his seat belt and suffered no injuries. His Suburban was towed to Idyllwild Garage.
Suburban rolls in Pine Cove
By Wilson, Johnny & Halie
Idyllwild Garage tows a Suburban truck that rolled in Pine Cove on Wednesday. Photo by Cid Castillo
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