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Incident on Jefferson Road causes car to catch fire Saturday

Henrietta, New York – Due to a three-car accident on Jefferson Road, a car caught on fire Saturday.
According to Monroe County Sheriff’s Office, it was a three-car accident with minor injuries.
One car did catch on fire as a result of the accident.
Henrietta Fire Department arrived quickly and extinguished the fire.
CHS Ambulance also responded to the accident.
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