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Driver dies in fiery rollover crash in Stow, Massachusetts

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A driver died in a fiery rollover crash in Stow, Massachusetts, early Saturday morning. The Lexus ES struck a tree on Crescent Street, rolled over, and caught fire shortly before 4 a. m. Emergency responders confirmed the driver's death at the scene, with the victim's name currently withheld. Investigators confirmed that no other vehicles were involved in the crash.

The Stow Police Department is leading the investigation, with assistance from the Massachusetts State Police Collision Analysis and Reconstruction Section and the Middlesex District Attorney’s Office. This incident highlights ongoing concerns about road safety and vehicle stability in the region. Authorities aim to determine the cause of the crash, which could provide valuable insights for preventing similar accidents. Local residents are urged to stay informed as the investigation progresses.

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