Crash Sunday at Nature Center

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Idyllwild resident Robert Dunn looks over his Suburban after a collision with a Toyota 4Runner about 11:45 a.m. Sunday in front of the Nature Center on Hwy. 243. Dunn's classic car sustained major damage to the front end. Photo by John Drake
Idyllwild resident Robert Dunn looks over his Suburban after a collision with a Toyota 4Runner about 11:45 a.m. Sunday in front of the Nature Center on Hwy. 243. Dunn’s classic car sustained major damage to the front end.
Photo by John Drake
James Dunn gives information to CHP Officer Ron Esparza after his father Robert Dunn collided with an SUV Sunday morning on Hwy. 243 near the nature center. Photo by John Drake
James Dunn gives information to CHP Officer Ron Esparza after his father Robert Dunn collided with an SUV Sunday morning on Hwy. 243 near the nature center.
Photo by John Drake
San Clementer resident Jacob Murphy’s Forerunner sustained heavy damage after being struck by Robert Dunn’s purple suburban. Photo by John Drake
San Clementer resident Jacob Murphy’s Forerunner sustained heavy damage after being struck by Robert Dunn’s purple suburban.
Photo by John Drake
IFPD Jack Peckham checking over Robert Dunn The neck brace was used as a precaution and was later removed. Photo by John Drake
IFPD Jack Peckham checking over Robert Dunn The neck brace was used as a precaution and was later removed.
Photo by John Drake

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