1 taken to hospital by Careflight after motorcycle crashes into house
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According to the Ohio State Highway Patrol, a person was injured after their three-wheeled motorcycle hit a house in Clark County.
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First responders were called to the intersection of State Route 41 and Spence Road in Pike Township around 9: 25 p.m., according to OSHP.
Careflight was called to the scene shortly after responders arrived.
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