OPP Inspector Scott Lawson re: Puslinch plane crash

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Posted October 25, 2012 5:41 pm.

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OPP Inspector Scott Lawson speaks with the media regarding the crash of a plane near Puslinch Lake in Cambridge. (October 25th, 2012)

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