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Chehalis River drops enough to reveal stolen truck
The Chehalis River dropped enough to reveal a truck that had been stolen in December and left in the water at Centralia.
The Chehalis River dropped enough to reveal a truck that had been stolen in December and left in the water at Centralia.
Someone walking along the shore Sunday noticed the cab and called police. Divers found no one in the cab.
Police says the truck was stolen and dumped after the river flooded.
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