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Police scuba team pulls car from creek waters in Delaware park

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Car pulled from a creek in Laurel. LAUREL, Del. - A vehicle was recovered from a creek Monday by a scuba unit with Delaware State Police.The car, a 1994 Hyundai Elantra, was pulled from Broad Creek in Philips Landing Park in Laurel.Police say the boat was found below 16 feet of water.

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