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Oxford County Sheriff Wayne Gallant said Tuesday that no one was seriously injured in a head-on collision on High Street in West Paris on Tuesday morning. The identities of those involved were not immediately available because the deputy’s report had not been filed yet, he said.Oxford County Sheriff Wayne Gallant said Tuesday that no one was seriously injured in a head-on collision on High Street in West Paris on Tuesday morning. The identities of those involved were not immediately available because the deputy’s report had not been filed yet, he said.Oxford County Sheriff Wayne Gallant said Tuesday that no one was seriously injured in a head-on collision on High Street in West Paris on Tuesday morning. The identities of those involved were not immediately available because the deputy’s report had not been filed yet, he said.Oxford County Sheriff Wayne Gallant said Tuesday that no one was seriously injured in a head-on collision on High Street in West Paris on Tuesday morning. The identities of those involved were not immediately available because the deputy’s report had not been filed yet, he said.
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