Ontario man dies after single-vehicle crash in Litchfield
July 6, 2026
Police have yet to confirm the reason the car went off the road, but said they do not believe speed or alcohol to be factors
Police have yet to confirm the reason the car went off the road, but said they do not believe speed or alcohol to be factors
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Police have yet to confirm the reason the car went off the road, but said they do not believe speed or alcohol to be factors in the crash.
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Jérôme Hérault was last seen June 19 on an ATV with his dog in a wooded section of the municipality.
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