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Update: Rollover East of Lawton

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Comanche Co., Okla_We have an update on the rollover crash that happened early this  morning just east of Lawton.
The 20 year old driver who was thrown from his vehicle has been identified as Lincoln Weber of Lawton. 

He was transported by helicopter to OU Medical Center where he was admitted with head and internal injuries. He is still in critical condition.

Weber was apparently driving east bound on Goodin road when his car veered to the right and went into a deep slide, causing it to roll two times before coming to a stop, and landing back on its wheels.

Troopers say Weber was not wearing a seatbelt. The cause of the accident is still under investigation.

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